Intrace Develops Solution to Strengthen Digital Trust and Security

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Intrace, a security control plane and enforcement pattern developed by an inventor from Palo Alto, California, aims to bring trust, accountability, and protection to digital systems, AI, payments, and connected devices. The company’s solution, INTRACE, is designed to verify identity, protect integrity, and create tamper-evident records on every interaction, not just at the front door.

Billions of digital requests move every second across various applications, payments, devices, and AI systems. Almost all of these are trusted automatically, but this is precisely the problem, according to the inventor.

Intrace’s solution, INTRACE, is built to address this issue. The system is designed to provide greater trust in digital requests, users, systems, and automated interactions. It may reduce risks associated with impersonation, fraud, unauthorized access, and disputed activity. Additionally, INTRACE offers greater accountability for organizations that need stronger digital evidence and security review.

AI agents are increasingly making decisions, moving money, and speaking on behalf of people and companies. The line between human and machine, authorized and unauthorized, is disappearing. INTRACE is designed to draw that line and prove where it was drawn.

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Intrace’s INTRACE invention is now available for licensing or sale.