QNSI

Platform capability

Quantum-Safe Secrets Management

Manage secret versions, rotation, dynamic credentials, leakage findings, access policy, and audit context behind a consistent tenant boundary.

Buyer outcome

Reduce static credential exposure and give security teams a traceable lifecycle for secrets used by people, workloads, automation, and AI agents.

Source-backed · end-to-end envelope path not verified

For Security engineering · DevSecOps · Platform engineering · Application teams

Evidence boundary

Secret CRUD, version, rotation, dynamic-secret, and leakage-detection routes exist in source and portal surfaces. Genuine ML-KEM envelope migration and complete production execution are NOT VERIFIED.

Capability map

What secrets management covers

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

Versioned secret storage with per-version history
Rotation and dynamic credential contracts
Leakage detection across eligible logs, code, and stored objects
Tenant-scoped authorization and policy checks
Audit context for reads, writes, rotation, and administrative actions
Migration target for secrets currently split across application and cloud stores

Operating model

How the capability fits into an accountable workflow

01

Inventory secret dependencies

Identify owners, consumers, rotation constraints, expiry, and recovery expectations before migration.

02

Store and version

Create a tenant-scoped record with explicit policy, metadata, and version history.

03

Issue and rotate

Use static or eligible dynamic-secret paths and rotate without embedding lifecycle logic in each application.

04

Detect and investigate

Correlate leakage findings with versions, access records, ownership, and remediation decisions.

Integration & assurance

Connect the capability, then verify the exact boundary

Integration surfaces

QNSI SDKsREST APIMCP toolsAudit serviceAccess-control service

Frequently asked questions

Secrets Management questions

Are all stored secrets already protected by a proven post-quantum envelope?

No. The source defines a PQC-native target and related lifecycle contracts, but genuine KEM envelope migration and complete end-to-end production behavior remain NOT VERIFIED. Public copy must keep that distinction visible.

What does leakage detection prove?

A leakage finding records that a configured detector observed a matching signal in an eligible source. It does not prove exhaustive scanning, absence of other copies, compromise attribution, or successful remediation.

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.