QNSI

Platform capability

Identity, Access & Workload Trust

Apply tenant-scoped identity, authentication, entitlement, policy-decision, quota, JIT access, simulation, federation, and workload-identity controls.

Buyer outcome

Give human and machine access the same explicit policy, short-lived authorization, revocation, and evidence model.

Source-backed · deployment effectiveness not verified

For IAM · CISO · Platform engineering · AI governance

Evidence boundary

Authentication, access-control, PDP, quota, tenant, federation, JIT, simulation, and agent-identity routes exist in source. Complete policy coverage, provider configuration, and deployment-specific enforcement remain NOT VERIFIED.

Capability map

What identity & access covers

Each item is a source-backed or deployment-bounded capability, not an implied certification or universal runtime guarantee.

Human, service, and AI-agent identity contracts
Role and policy management with entitlement decisions
Just-in-time access and short-lived signed grants
Dry-run policy simulation and cross-tenant analysis
SAML, OIDC, SCIM, WebAuthn, FIDO2, and passkey integration surfaces
Quota and capability-token enforcement

Operating model

How the capability fits into an accountable workflow

01

Establish identity

Authenticate a user, workload, or agent through an eligible local, passkey, or federated path.

02

Resolve entitlement

Combine tenant, role, policy, subscription, resource, and contextual signals.

03

Simulate or approve

Dry-run policy changes or require JIT approval before creating a short-lived grant.

04

Enforce and audit

Apply the decision at an eligible service boundary and retain the decision context for review.

Integration & assurance

Connect the capability, then verify the exact boundary

Integration surfaces

SAMLOIDCSCIMWebAuthn/FIDO2QNSI SDKsMCP

Frequently asked questions

Identity & Access questions

Does QNSI treat AI agents as identities?

The source includes first-class agent and workload identity contracts with tenant scope, credentials, permissions, revocation, and audit context. End-to-end enforcement depends on the calling service and deployment configuration.

Can a team test an access-policy change before enforcing it?

Policy-simulation routes are represented in the platform so teams can compare proposed decisions with selected historical or synthetic inputs. Simulation does not prove future policy effectiveness or complete event coverage.

Next step

Evaluate the capability against your actual environment

Start with the public evidence, then scope the exact services, integrations, custody, deployment, and assurance required. QNSI will not convert source presence into a production claim without evidence.