Secure Passage Launches Truman 2.0, the Identity-First Physical AI Operating System
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 22, 2026
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Secure Passage Launches Truman 2.0, the Identity-First Physical AI Operating System
PR Newswire
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 22, 2026
Vendor-neutral control plane unifies humans, non-humans, places, systems and autonomous machines into a single intelligent operating layer for the physical world.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Secure Passage today announced the launch of Truman 2.0, an Identity-First Physical AI Operating System designed to help organizations understand, secure and operate complex physical environments in real time.
Truman 2.0 connects identities, locations, security systems, operational technology, sensors, robots, drones and other autonomous machines into one intelligent operating fabric. By continuously correlating signals across the physical environment, Truman gives security and operations teams the context needed to see what is happening, understand why it matters and take action faster.
“Physical security has spent decades adding more cameras, sensors and disconnected systems, but more technology has not necessarily created more clarity,” said Gary Fish, Chairman and CEO of Secure Passage. “Truman 2.0 changes that. It establishes identity as the organizing layer for the physical world and turns fragmented signals into coordinated intelligence and action. Truman is not another dashboard. It is the operating system for Physical AI.”
— Gary Fish, Chairman and CEO, Secure Passage
Identity First
Traditional physical-security systems generally organize information around devices, alarms or locations. Truman begins with identity.
Those identities include humans, devices, vehicles, credentials, systems, robots, drones and other non-human entities operating within a physical environment. Truman continuously connects their activities to locations, events and organizational policies, creating a living operational context that individual systems cannot provide on their own.
This identity-first architecture allows Truman to produce detections such as:
- A terminated identity still active at a facility
- Conflicting identity activity across multiple locations
- Impossible presence between facilities
- Unauthorized devices or autonomous machines entering restricted areas
- Privilege-to-behavior mismatch across access, video, sensor and identity signals
- Critical building, environmental or operational-technology conditions
- Conditions requiring autonomous verification by a robot or drone
One Control Plane for the Physical World
Truman 2.0 is a vendor-neutral control plane that works with the security and operational investments organizations already have. It integrates with access-control systems, cameras and video-management platforms, identity providers, HR systems, visitor-management platforms, license-plate recognition, building systems, environmental sensors, operational technology and autonomous machines.
Rather than forcing customers into a rip-and-replace strategy, Truman creates an intelligent layer across existing infrastructure.
“Most organizations have the information they need, but it is trapped in separate systems that do not understand one another,” Fish said. “Truman brings those signals together, connects them to identity and converts them into a continuous operational narrative. It allows organizations to move from watching individual systems to operating the entire environment.”
— Gary Fish, Chairman and CEO, Secure Passage
Built for Physical AI
Truman 2.0 provides the foundational operating layer required to deploy Physical AI safely and effectively. People and autonomous machines share context, operate under common policies and coordinate actions across the same physical environment.
Key capabilities include:
- Ask Truman: An AI-powered interface that allows authorized users to investigate detections and query operational conditions using natural language.
- Identity correlation: Connects human and non-human identities across systems, devices, credentials and locations.
- Real-time operational intelligence: Processes thousands of daily signals with sub-second core processing.
- AI-assisted investigations: Organizes related detections, video, access activity and sensor data into actionable timelines.
- Digital-twin visualization: Presents facilities, assets, identities and active detections through an intuitive, map-based environment.
- Autonomous fleet operations: Coordinates robots and drones for patrols, inspections, alarm verification and response.
- Operational-technology monitoring: Surfaces critical conditions across power, HVAC, environmental and other facility systems.
- Intelligent workflows: Initiates notifications, escalations and automated responses based on identity, context and organizational policy.
- Flexible AI architecture: Supports Secure Passage AI, customer-selected AI models and on-premises AI deployments.
Designed for Enterprise, Government and Critical Infrastructure
Truman 2.0 supports multi-tenant cloud, hybrid and on-premises deployments. Its architecture is designed for organizations operating complex, distributed or highly regulated environments, including data centers, corporate campuses, government facilities, public-safety operations, schools, healthcare organizations, critical infrastructure and large commercial properties.
Truman can also be delivered as a managed service through the Secure Passage Managed Operations Center, providing customers with continuous operational intelligence, detection monitoring, escalation and coordination across security systems and autonomous fleets.
From Awareness to Action
Truman 2.0 represents a shift from passive security monitoring to active operational control.
“AI should not simply create more alerts for people to watch,” Fish said. “It should understand the environment, connect the relevant signals and help coordinate the right response. Let Truman do the staring. Let your people focus on the decisions that require human judgment.”
— Gary Fish, Chairman and CEO, Secure Passage
With Truman 2.0, Secure Passage is establishing a new category at the convergence of identity, physical security, operational intelligence and autonomous systems: the Identity-First Physical AI Operating System.
About Secure Passage
Secure Passage is a security software engineering company headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. The company develops Truman, an Identity-First Physical AI Operating System that connects humans, non-humans, places, systems and autonomous machines into one intelligent operational fabric.
Secure Passage helps commercial enterprises, government agencies and critical-infrastructure organizations gain clarity and control across their physical environments without replacing their existing technology investments.
Truman is the control plane. Identity is the foundation. Physical AI is the future.
For more information or to request a demonstration, visit www.securepassage.ai.
Media Contact
Kelly Cerny, Marketing Director
Secure Passage | Kansas City, Missouri
Email: kelly.cerny@securepassage.ai
Phone: 877-442-4553
Web: www.securepassage.ai
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