One register for every actor in your lifecycle, read-only, inside your tenant.
Platform overviewOne lifecycle path, read-only credentials, a clean result if there is nothing to find.
Book a pilotNo agents on hosts. Read-only unless you approve a QuantQFix action. Nothing leaves your tenant.
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Strongest on non-human identities, entitlement risk and access-pattern posture. Adjacent work is in scope only as grant versus use.
Each session runs against sample data and stays on the lines that matter to the person in the room.
Who was granted the entitlement on the left, who is exercising it on the right. The difference is the finding.
The grant closed on the record is still live in the pipeline. Owner left. Token not rotated.
Campaigns stop being the whole catalogue. Highest-risk lines first, definition attached, owner named.
Coding agents and release bots on the same register as people. No governance record and still merging or promoting to production.
The library pages the line that looks like misuse, with evidence already on the finding.
Whether the group exists is governance. Whether it is being used off purpose is the library.
Watch the session, classify risk, terminate what should not continue. Record what the auditor will ask for.
Secrets and privileged passwords under policy. Rotate on an interval or on a finding from the worklist.
Time-boxed, audited entry for people not on payroll. The identity provider authenticates. Quantlyx brokers the session.
Keep the existing store on the most regulated assets. Cover cloud, DevOps and endpoints outside that footprint.
Request, dual-approve, expire. The coding agent and the human admin use the same path.
Policy refuses standing elevation. Access that outlives the ticket is a signal, not an operating model.
Ciphertext taken today must still face ML-KEM-1024. Post-quantum at the credential, not only at TLS.
Can the vendor read our passwords if the tenant is copied? No. Private keys stay on the device.
ML-DSA-44 challenge-response. No shared secret on the wire. Optional FIDO2 on the identity.
API keys, SSH keys, certificates, tokens. Rotation on an interval or on a finding. Signed audit on every checkout.
Short-lived secrets for agents and model workflows. Nothing standing in a prompt or a config file.
CLI and SDK inject at run time. The secret does not live in GitHub Actions plaintext.
SAML, OIDC, SCIM. The identity provider enrolls the person. The vault holds what they use after that.
Who opened what, under which algorithm, from which device. Forward to Splunk or Sentinel.
Your change record says a person shipped it. Your pipeline says a bot did. Quantlyx reads what was approved and what was actually committed, built, deployed and run, then routes every disagreement to the accountable owner with the evidence attached.
Authored 63 merged commits with no governance record
owner: unassignedEntitlement revoked 12 Aug, deployed to production 2 Sep
owner: p.saitoFour releases outside the approved change window
owner: release boardAccountable owner left the organisation 3 Jun, pipeline still runs
owner: reassignedSample findings queue. Your run produces your own actors and evidence.
The entitlement is legitimate. The use is not the work it was granted for. Location, hour and asset together are a misuse signal, visible only when the access record and the access event sit in the same view.
A change request defined the purpose. An account was created against that ticket. Later use does not match the definition. Quantlyx is built so that question has an answer.
Using those credentials to reach data, merge changes or hold standing production access outside their purpose is invisible if you only look at the grant.
Campaigns grow until they are rubber-stamped. Quantlyx ranks the highest-risk entitlements and puts a definition on each one.
Orphans, unused seats, rubber-stamped reviews, stale standing access. Same ranked queue.
When an HR or finance grant is used off purpose — another country at 03:12, or seats certified and not exercised.
A ranked queue with purpose on the line. Your governance platform stays the system of record. Campaigns shrink.
Unused seats on the applications you already connect. Not application-configuration sprawl.
Revoked on the record, still live. The vault you already run executes the rotate. Quantlyx ranks the line.
Not a new identity store. Not a write path. Not another campaign engine.
Start with a two-week, read-only pilot against one lifecycle path. If nothing turns up, you keep a clean report.
Quantlyx reconciles what was approved against what people, bots and coding agents actually committed, built, deployed and ran. One lifecycle path, two weeks, no write access. If nothing turns up, you keep a clean report.
Ready for pilot QuantQFix: threat remediation with a playbook per finding and a person approving every action. See how it works