Strategic autonomy
Your data. Your code. Your hardware. Your jurisdiction.
Sovereignty is not a marketing checkbox — it is a structural property of the platform. Indentia is built so that the four questions that matter most to a CIO, a CISO or a regulator have the same answer: yours. Keys, code, hardware, jurisdiction. End to end.
Four pillars
A definition of sovereignty that survives audit.
Keys you control
Every signing key, every sealing key, every at-rest encryption key lives in your hardware security module. The platform never sees raw key material. No foreign cloud KMS in the trust chain — yours, end to end.
Code you can read
Indentia builds on open standards and open source where it counts. You can audit, fork, replace and extend — for compliance, for assurance, for sleeping at night. The platform is not a black box, even when we are not in the room.
Hardware in jurisdictions you trust
Run on European-headquartered infrastructure, on your own bare metal, or fully air-gapped — your call, not ours. The hardware is where you say it is, and so are the keys to it.
Independence from any single vendor
If the partnership with Indentia ends tomorrow, your data and processes keep working. We build on Postgres, S3, NATS, Pulsar, Kubernetes, Zitadel — primitives your team already knows. The exit is a migration, not a rescue mission.
Our stance
European. Inventive. Open by construction.
European cognitive layer
Sovereign European platform for enterprise knowledge AI — built specifically for organisations that cannot or should not hand their data to a foreign hyperscaler.
Inventive where it matters
IndentiaDB unifies property-graph, RDF and vector retrieval in one store with row-level ACLs and time-travel — a genuine technical breakthrough, not a recombination of off-the-shelf parts.
Open by construction
IRIs under id.indentia.ai, OIDC + SAML, OpenLineage, OpenTelemetry, Iceberg, ODRL, OPA — every interface is a standard. Lock-in is structurally absent.
Built to outlive us
If our partnership ends tomorrow, your platform keeps running.
That is the strongest statement we know how to make. Indentia builds on Postgres, S3, NATS, Pulsar, Kubernetes, Zitadel — primitives your engineering team can already operate. The ontology is documented; the IRIs are stable; the lineage is queryable. We are useful, not necessary. That is what makes us trustable.