Before SSL, nobody bought anything online.
Commerce did not wait for people to trust the internet. It waited for a layer that made trust unnecessary. Signal Loom is that layer for AI agents: the enterprise does not have to trust the agent, because the agent's identity, authority and actions are all matters of record.
Every agent. Accountable.
Put enterprises in command of their AI agents: who authorized them, what they can touch, and what they have done, at the only layer where accountability is born.
A future where every enterprise runs AI agents with confidence, because accountability is built in before the first action is taken.
Agents are trusted with work that matters, because responsibility no longer dissolves across the vendor, the builder, the deployer and the prompt. Every action traces to a person.
No platform can be the trusted revocation authority across its competitors' infrastructure.
That is not a marketing position, it is the job description. An agent's credentials are issued by systems built by rivals, and a control that reaches only its own issuances is not a control. Our independence is structural, and we hold ourselves to it in writing.
Built by people who have carried the accountability themselves.
Wendy owns company strategy and builds the platform directly — the credential lifecycle layer, the identity graph, evidence export and the governance dashboard. She brings nearly two decades of security and governance work before Signal Loom: seven years at the Department of Defense, five at Deloitte building security programs for federal government and financial services, then Optiv, where she led the Insider Risk Management, security-in-M&A and CMMC practices and served as Chief of Staff for the Cyber Strategy portfolio. Named a Woman to Watch in the 2022 Women in IT Security Awards by SC Media.
MA, International Relations, The George Washington University.
LinkedIn →Lucas owns go-to-market, revenue, investor relations and the partner ecosystem, and brings twenty years in identity and channel to the agent era. In 2020 he founded Infinite Ranges to scale product activation through the reseller and integrator channel, growing it into a global practice across certificate lifecycle management, secrets and application modernisation, with a partner ecosystem spanning Sectigo, HashiCorp, Broadcom, AWS, Google, IBM, Red Hat, SentinelOne, Thales and GitLab. He exited operations in 2025 to build Signal Loom full time, and has served on VMware’s invitation-only Tanzu Partner Advisory Council.
LinkedIn →Matt owns Signal Loom’s operational backbone — the execution system, the commercial pipeline, the workspace infrastructure and the internal agent integrations that make the company a working proof of the product it sells. He spent nearly six years scaling partner operations at Redfin, running an agent partner network across more than a hundred North American markets; he halved the active partner count while increasing revenue, and compressed partner onboarding from weeks to forty-eight hours.
BA, Law, Societies and Justice, University of Washington.
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