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Technical focusPolicy-bound AI-to-device action across legacy IoT and OT paths

Vaqri QuantumGuard

The control plane for trusted AI-to-device action.

See cryptographic exposure, coordinate post-quantum change, and decide whether an AI or human command may cross into a protected IoT or OT path.

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AI proposes Policy authorizes Gateway enforces Evidence persists
Live policy simulationIllustrative control path
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IntentRitqoEdgeDevice
Policy evaluationqg-prod-17
  • Identity bound
  • Capability supported
  • State permits action
  • Approval APR-884
  • Nonce unused
Ritqo decisionSigned envelope issued
Action ShieldCommand forwarded
TRACE / QG-1042POLICY / qg-prod-17EVIDENCE / RECORDED
01Tenant-scoped evidenceDiscoveries, decisions, and telemetry retain ownership context.
02Deterministic authorizationPolicy, identity, capability, state, approval, and freshness are evaluated.
03Edge re-verificationSigned envelopes are checked again near supported MQTT and device paths.
04Reversible migrationSimulation, canary, pause, and rollback controls remain part of the plan.

The operating reality

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AI can recommend an action. It should never become the permission boundary.

Physical and operational systems need a deterministic decision that can be explained, reviewed, expired, refused, and re-verified at the edge.

Vaqri connects that decision to the cryptographic inventory and migration evidence needed to modernize long-lived systems without treating production as the test lab.

QuantumGuard operating system

Six products. One evidence chain.

Explore faithful example workspaces for each product. The screens are illustrative, but the product roles and evidence handoffs are grounded in the current platform model.

Connected product system

Follow one evidence chain from discovery to edge enforcement.

QUANTUMGUARD / ATLASIllustrative product view
Site North / Controlled path

Cryptographic estate

Evidence connected
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Dependency selectedCertificate rotation affects dependent device pathsSource confidence: reviewed
Example view: assets, cryptography, protocols, and dependencies remain connected.

Cryptographic exposure

Vaqri Atlas

Find the cryptography, assets, and dependencies that make migration difficult to see.

Evidence inAsset and device evidence
Product roleDiscover
Evidence outCryptographic inventory

Atlas builds a shared cryptographic inventory from device, certificate, protocol, and dependency evidence. It gives security and operations teams a defensible map of what exists, where it is used, and what a change could affect.

Open the Atlas product story

One controlled sequence

Evidence moves forward. Outcomes flow back.

01

Discover

Map cryptography, devices, certificates, protocols, and dependencies.

02

Prioritize

Explain which exposures matter and why one migration should happen first.

03

Plan

Turn accepted risk into owned waves with canary, pause, and rollback criteria.

04

Authorize

Evaluate identity, capability, state, policy, approval, freshness, and provenance.

05

Enforce

Re-verify the signed envelope near the protected device path.

06

Prove

Retain the decision, policy, gateway outcome, telemetry, and change evidence.

Spatial control model

Inspect the boundary between intent and physical action.

The field shows four distinct responsibilities: authorize the request, observe the connected evidence, enforce at the protected edge, and preserve the resulting record.

  • Intelligence remains outside the permission boundary.
  • The signed envelope is bounded to capability, destination, policy, and expiry.
  • Refusal, pause, and rollback remain explicit operational states.
Follow the full decision path
Live command simulationVAQRI / ACTION CONTROLFIELD READY
STEP 00Ready

Command path standing by

Run either outcome to inspect where a proposed physical action is authorized or stopped.

Request
Proposed action
Decision
No decision
Evidence
No record yet
Command Evidence Refusal
  1. 01Authorize
  2. 02Observe
  3. 03Enforce
  4. 04Preserve
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Deployment architecture

Control centrally. Re-verify locally. Preserve the evidence chain.

Evidence planeAssets · crypto · policy · telemetryTenant-scoped operational context
Control planeAtlas · Lens · Path · Proof · RitqoDiscovery, migration, evidence, and authorization
Protected edgeAction Shield · supported MQTT pathFreshness, replay, destination, and policy re-verification

Mission environments

Built around long-lived systems.

All industries
01Critical infrastructure02Government and defense03Manufacturing and OT04Healthcare and medical IoT05Banking and telecom

Current maturity

Product direction backed by implementation evidence, with production validation still explicit.

Implemented directionTenant-scoped evidence, policy, gateway, telemetry, rollout, and rollback capabilities.
Repository verificationFocused and contract-level checks recorded in implementation and release evidence.
Still externalProduction infrastructure, immutable deployed image proof, restore evidence, independent review, and observed rollout approval.

Questions buyers ask

Clear boundaries before a briefing.

What is Vaqri QuantumGuard?+

Vaqri QuantumGuard is a control plane for post-quantum migration and policy-controlled AI-to-device actions across supported legacy IoT and OT paths.

Does an AI model authorize a physical action?+

No. AI or a human may propose an action, but Ritqo evaluates deterministic policy and issues a bounded signed envelope only when every required condition passes.

Does Vaqri require every legacy device to be replaced?+

No. Action Shield is designed to enforce supported bounded commands at a gateway near unchanged legacy devices. It does not repair device firmware or eliminate every underlying vulnerability.

Private technical briefing

Bring one device path. Leave with a clearer control and migration model.

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