IC-Corp to Present 1TrueU Identity Validation System

Oct 6, 2026
Individual Centricity Corporation will present its 1TrueU identity validation system during a virtual event on October 15. The system checks people, devices and AI agents on the device without using a central identity database.

Individual Centricity Corporation (IC-Corp) will present its 1TrueU identity validation system during a virtual event on October 15, the company announced in a press release. The event will run on Zoom from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Pacific Time.

1TrueU checks whether a person, device or AI agent matches an expected identity pattern. The decision occurs on the device, without storing names, addresses, Social Security numbers or other personal records in a central database.

The system produces a Confidence Index that indicates the likelihood that an entity is the expected person or system. IC-Corp says the same process can validate laptops, servers, routers, sensors and AI agents. The event will include a one hour presentation and demonstrations, followed by 30 minutes of questions.

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