Company — Veqtorix

Our mission

Veqtorix exists to govern privileged access as one process — bound to the approving change, from identity to outcome. Every privileged action should be attributable, authorized, time-bound, and traceable, whether the actor is a person, a pipeline, or an AI agent. Accountability is what that process leaves behind.

How we approach the problem

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One architecture, not three products

The hybrid enterprise should not need a Windows PAM, a Kubernetes PAM, and a cloud entitlements tool. We built one platform that speaks all of them natively.

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Composable provider layers

AdminAuth, AccessProvisioning, and CredentialIssuance are independent and pluggable. New surfaces and new authentication methods are additions — not rewrites.

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Audit is a first-class output

The compliance evidence chain is not a report exported nightly. It is the system's primary record. Every session, every identity, every credential — captured and signed.

Principles

Govern the process, not just the parts. Vaulting, just-in-time, and session control are activities; the control that matters is the whole chain from approval to outcome. Accountability is the property that chain produces — and the audit is merely its evidence.
No standing credentials. If it lives in a vault forever, it is a liability — not a control.
Enforcement at the proxy. Client-side controls are advisory. Proxy-side controls are real.
The auditor is a user. The platform is designed to answer their questions, not to generate logs that hope to.
Cloud and on-prem deserve equal depth. Bolted-on coverage is a tax the enterprise pays in audit findings.
Identity has a lifecycle. Created at session start. Destroyed at session end. No exceptions.
Change management is the source of truth. Authorization belongs in the system your auditors already trust. Veqtorix enforces your existing change-management process — it doesn't compete with it.