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TrustMap™

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Every device on your network starts as a suspect. That's not paranoia -- that's the right posture. Smart TVs, game consoles, IoT sensors, printers, guest devices -- each one is a potential blind spot. TrustMap maps them all by room, lets you classify each one, and gives you a kill switch when something doesn't belong.

You can't protect what you can't see. And you can't defend what you can't isolate. TrustMap gives you both.

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TrustMap room-based network topology with device trust levels and Exam Room traffic cut
The Trust Model

Every device earns its status.

TrustMap uses a four-state classification system. Nothing is trusted by default. Every device on your network begins as Suspect and moves through the model as you identify and verify it.

Suspect
The default state for every new device. Seen but not yet identified. Could be anything -- a guest's phone, a neighbor's device, or something that shouldn't be there at all.
Known
You've seen this device before and identified it. It belongs here -- but you haven't fully cleared it yet. A step up from suspect, not yet trusted.
Trusted
Identified, verified, and cleared. This device belongs on your network and you know exactly what it is. Ray's Mac Studio M2. Karen's iPhone. Your home gateway.
Flagged
Something is wrong. This device has been explicitly marked for attention -- unusual behavior, unrecognized vendor, unexpected DNS activity. Investigate immediately.
What It Does

Your network, fully visible.

TrustMap performs active network discovery and displays every device as a node on an interactive topology map. Click any node to open the Device Inspector -- where you can name it, classify it, set its type, add notes, and lock in its trust status.

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Room-Based Topology
Group devices by physical location -- bedroom, living room, office, guest network, exam room. Your network organized the way your home actually is. Draw rooms directly on the canvas and drag devices into them.
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Traffic Cut
One click cuts all network traffic to any room or individual device. Instant isolation when something looks wrong -- no digging into router settings, no technical knowledge required. The kill switch your router should have had.
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Exam Room
A dedicated isolation zone for devices under investigation. Move a suspect device into the Exam Room and cut its traffic while you identify it. It can't reach the internet. It can't reach your other devices. You're in control.
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Device Inspector
Click any device to open a full inspection panel. Set a friendly name, assign a device type, add notes, check DNS query activity for the day, and lock in the trust classification.
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Active Network Scan
One click triggers a fresh network scan -- discovering new devices, updating IP assignments, and surfacing anything that's appeared since your last session.
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Printable Network Map
Export a clean printable version of your full network topology -- rooms, devices, trust levels, and all. Useful for documentation, home office records, or sharing with a security professional.
How It Works

Scan. Identify. Trust nothing blindly.

TrustMap runs inside your local network. No cloud. No external servers. Your device inventory never leaves your home.

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Network Discovery
TrustMap scans your local network, identifying every connected device by IP address, MAC address, and vendor fingerprint.
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Build Your Room Map
Draw rooms on the canvas to match your home's layout. Drag devices into the rooms where they live. Your network finally looks like your house.
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Classify Every Device
Open the inspector, name the device, assign its type, and set its trust level. Your classifications persist across sessions. Nothing is trusted by default.
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Cut, Isolate, Investigate
When something looks wrong -- cut the room's traffic. Move the device to the Exam Room. Investigate while everything else keeps running normally.
Why It Matters

The devices you forgot are still connected.

The Smart Home Problem
Every convenience device is a data collection point
Smart TVs report viewing habits. Voice assistants log ambient audio. Baby monitors have been hacked. Thermostats track your schedule. Every device you connected for convenience is also connected to someone else's server -- and you likely have no idea what it's sending or how often.
The Guest Device Problem
Your network remembers every device that's ever joined
A friend's phone from six months ago. A contractor's laptop. A device your kid connected and forgot about. TrustMap shows you everything that's on your network right now -- and gives you the tools to decide what belongs there.
The Visibility Gap
Your router knows -- but won't tell you
Your home router has a full list of connected devices buried somewhere in its admin interface -- cryptic MAC addresses, no friendly names, no context. TrustMap translates that raw data into something a human can actually use. Names. Types. History. Trust status. A map you can read at a glance.
The SentriPup Difference
Zero trust, applied at home
Enterprise security has operated on zero-trust principles for years -- nothing on the network is trusted until it's verified. TrustMap brings that same discipline to the living room. Every device earns its status. Nothing gets a free pass just because it's on your WiFi.

Know every device on your network.

TrustMap is part of the SentriPup HPS™ Alpha suite. Join the early access list and be among the first to run it at home.

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Next in the HPS™ Alpha Suite
PerimeterGuard™
DNS-level filtering -- block surveillance trackers before they reach your devices.
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