Products

Find the product for your next security decision.

Secure, Assure, and SOAR (security orchestration, automation, and response): three security products from QASO (Quantum Agentic Security Operations) that run on your own machines. Each card below gives the detail and current status.

Secure product identity artwork. Secure

Network and devices

Know what is exposed.

  • Finds reachable systems and matches known weaknesses
  • Traces how an attacker could move between systems
  • Records the key exchange a service selects in a test connection
  • Compares post-quantum timing numbers you enter

Limits: Not proof the network is complete. Does not read certificates. Cloud context is imported. Confirm how plant equipment is collected before a pilot. Secure compares timing numbers you enter; it does not carry out any changeover.

Status: Offered for a pilot at your site. Active scanning needs your written authorization.

Assure product identity artwork. Assure

Application source code

Trust the code finding.

  • Reviews JavaScript and TypeScript source and its dependencies
  • Cites the exact line and re-checks each finding
  • Lists the cryptography the code calls
  • Findings can be assigned an owner or left unassigned

Limits: Engineering candidate, tried on synthetic repositories. Not yet approved for your source code, for installation at your site, or for production use. A code check does not prove the running application is safe.

Status: Engineering candidate: JavaScript and TypeScript only, evaluated on synthetic repositories. The hosted engineering demonstration uses synthetic data and requires sign-in: Google sign-in for allowed, verified email addresses, or an operator token.

SOAR product identity artwork. SOAR

Network monitoring and response

Control the response.

  • Watches packet metadata (source, destination, destination port, and size) and NetFlow (records of which systems talked to which), never packet contents
  • Reads opt-in, read-only SentinelOne posture and threat data, and Splunk searches of up to 50 rows
  • Flags failed-login bursts in the logs you send it, and unusual connections on the network
  • Drafts a response with on-site artificial intelligence (AI) models; approval follows its risk class

Limits: The lowest risk class is logged by policy, with no approval record. Your team makes production changes; SOAR has two demonstration actuators only. Not a security information and event management (SIEM) system.

Status: Offered for a pilot at your site. Production changes stay with your team and its change process.