01
Define the engagement
Agree on the expert’s role, systems, data boundaries, and device rules.
Managed external workforce security & access readiness
Trusted experts.
Faster access.
Bring external professionals into your organization without making secure onboarding a new project every time. Keyro coordinates client-specific requirements, device readiness, reviewable evidence, ongoing checks, and offboarding. Your company retains control of the access decision.
Ready for review. Only the client approves access.
01 For companies · primary buyer
Bring experts in.
Keep your controls.
Onboarding external experts can be slow and difficult to govern. Each engagement brings new security requirements, device questions, and access decisions. Keyro gives your team one repeatable process without forcing the same access route on every client.
Define the permitted route, review dated security evidence, track exceptions and ongoing checks, then approve access against your policy. Keyro records the handoff and offboarding; your security team keeps the final decision.
- 01 Define requirements and an approved route
- 02 Review dated evidence and exceptions
- 03 Close access with a recorded handoff
02 For independent professionals · primary user
One professional.
Multiple clients.
Less setup friction across engagements. Each client brings a different identity, device route, and security process; Keyro keeps the requirements and next steps clear so you can start sooner and potentially use an existing approved device when the client allows it.
See your next stepFollow a client-specific checklist before day one.
Reuse suitable evidenceShare current evidence with client permission.
Close each engagementTrack access removal and data handoff.
The Passport shows readiness for review. Your client makes the access decision.
03 One shared engagement record
From request to
clean closeout.
Start with one company, one expert, and one engagement. The expert prepares, Keyro verifies readiness, and the company decides access. Everyone works from the same reviewable record through closeout.
02
Choose the permitted route
Use an existing laptop where policy allows, or follow the required device or workspace path.
03
Expert prepares
Complete identity steps, device checks, and required tools before work begins.
04
Keyro verifies readiness
Record dated checks, owners, and exceptions. Mark the engagement ready for review—not approved.
05
Company decides access
Only after approval does the expert work within the agreed identity, tools, and data scope.
06
Close access
Confirm access removal and data handoff in a dated engagement record.
04 Built for security-minded teams
Evidence to review.
Exceptions in view.
Security teams should not have to trust a vague badge or chase screenshots through email. Review the checks, date, scope, owner and open exception together.
EncryptionUpdatesEndpoint protectionIdentity safeguardsExit record
A scoped device assessment can map to selected SOC 2 Security criteria. It is not a SOC 2 report or an automatic access approval.
05 No fuzzy handoffs
Three parties.
Clear responsibility.
Your company
Sets the access rules
Defines the role, systems, data boundaries and the final approval decision.
Keyro
Runs the agreed workflow
Coordinates preparation, tracks checks and exceptions, and records the closeout.
The expert
Works within the agreement
Uses the approved identity, tools and handling rules for that engagement.
06 Ongoing security operations
Security has an owner.
Beyond setup.
Keep the work moving after the first login. Keyro tracks agreed device checks, follows remediation, routes incidents to a named owner, and coordinates a clean end to access.
Tell us what you need
07 Straight answers
Security stays
specific.
Does a Passport assessment automatically approve a device?
No. Keyro records readiness for review. Your company decides whether the device and access route meet its policy.
Does this replace a SOC 2 report?
No. The assessment has a defined scope and can map to selected criteria. It does not establish company-wide SOC 2 compliance or replace an independent examination.
What if our policy requires company-issued hardware?
We follow your policy. The engagement can use your device process or another approved route, such as a client-hosted workspace.
Can one professional work with multiple clients?
Yes. The Passport organizes each engagement’s access route, requirements, evidence and closeout separately. Each client makes its own approval decision.
A practical first step
What are you trying
to make easier?
Tell us where expert access or security operations are getting stuck. Three short answers help us shape a useful next step for your role and timing.
01 Your situation02 Your timing03 A relevant follow-up
No client-sensitive details needed. We’ll use your contact information to follow up about this request.
A quick check-in3 questions · about 1 minute
QUESTION 01 / 03
Which best describes you?
Takes about a minute
Your answers help us make the first conversation useful.