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Trust no device. Verify every connection.
Zero-trust network architecture assumes every connection request is untrusted until verified. H33 Network Custody brings that model to home, family, and small-business networks — without requiring an IT helpdesk to operate it.
Why zero-trust matters at home
Enterprise networks have spent the past decade moving toward zero-trust models — every device, every connection, every action authenticated and authorized. Home and family networks have largely stayed with the old model: a Wi-Fi password that grants flat access to everyone. As the home network increasingly carries family financial data, business operations, home automation, and security infrastructure, the flat-trust model has become a real liability.
Per-device identity
Every device on the network has its own identity, issued at first enrollment and bound to post-quantum credentials. Devices prove who they are before they connect — not by sharing the same password as everyone else, but by presenting their own credentials.
Scoped, expiring, revocable
Each device's access is scoped to what it actually needs. Guests get scoped guest access. Contractors get scoped contractor access. Family devices get family access. Each scope is time-bounded and revocable — without changing the Wi-Fi password and forcing every legitimate device to re-enroll.
Audit-grade event log
Every connection, every authentication, every action produces a verifiable event in the custody record. When something happens that needs investigation, the record is already there — not reconstructed from router logs that may or may not have been kept.
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Where zero-trust access applies
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Family networks
Home networks shared by family members, with per-member access scope.
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Home offices
Work-network access on the same physical infrastructure as the family network, scoped separately.
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Visitor access
Time-limited, scope-limited access for guests, contractors, and visitors.
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IoT and smart-home
Device-specific scopes that limit what compromised IoT devices can do if breached.
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Small business
Office networks with employee, contractor, and visitor access — without IT-helpdesk overhead.
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Multi-location
Multiple physical locations with coordinated access policy and audit.