SOC 2 boundary
Company-held attestation not claimed
Zoho Cloud SOC 2 and ISO assurance is inherited vendor evidence. It is not a Qtonic Quantum, QScout, or QStrike attestation.
Open buyer proof pageFrameworks mapped and Zoho Corporation-held inherited controls
Methodology, control boundaries, anonymized artifacts, and procurement proof for teams evaluating Qtonic Quantum without public brand marks or disclosed commercial terms.
The Qtonic Quantum platform is three governed stages: QScout identifies cryptographic debt, QStrike validates forward-threat exposure, and QSolve sequences remediation. Each stage produces signed, reproducible artifacts that the customer can verify independently.
Stage 1 · QScout
Scan → Evidence Bundle
Passive external collection produces a cryptographic inventory, HNDL exposure map, and CVSS-3.1 findings. Evidence is hashed and stored in access-controlled repositories.
Stage 2 · QStrike
Evidence Bundle → Signed Proof
Digital-twin validation and forward-threat demonstration generate a reproducible proof record. Every proof is canonicalized and signed by Talon before release.
Stage 3 · QSolve
Signed Proof → Customer Consumption
Customer receives signed proof artifacts, prioritized migration plan, and an evidence chain that is verifiable end-to-end without a return visit.
Every QStrike proof is cryptographically signed before release. The customer — and any third party the customer shares the artifact with — can verify the signature independently using the published public key and evidence chain.
Key-rotation procedures, signing-key custody, and detailed cryptographic assurance documentation are available under NDA.
The Qtonic Quantum platform has a bounded, stated scope. This section is published so enterprise security teams can evaluate fit without a sales call.
Security posture on this site is inspectable directly from your browser. The controls below are enforced in production and re-validated on every release through continuous brand-lint and CSP-drift CI gates.
/api/csp-reports. Aggregated reports are reviewed on a scheduled cadence. Frame embedding is governed by CSP frame-ancestors; X-Frame-Options is not the source of truth for the press allowlist.Continuous brand-lint and CSP-drift CI gates keep the published posture aligned with the source of truth across every deploy.
Enterprise and regulated-industry buyers verify corporate identity, legal structure, and diligence readiness before purchase. Detailed registry credentials are shared during diligence rather than published on the public site.
Public trust proof on this site stays deliberately narrow: no named organizations, no brand marks, no identifiable ranges, and no outcome claims that require a buyer to infer private source material.
Public-release rule
Buyer-reviewed references, controlled metrics, signed diligence artifacts, and commercial terms stay in the procurement lane. The public site publishes methodology, control boundaries, Azure Marketplace availability, and evidence-handling standards.
Public pages can describe how evidence is produced, what control family it supports, and how artifacts are verified. Customer-specific ranges and names stay out of public circulation.
Sector examples may remain broad enough to preserve buying context, but they must not narrow to a unique customer, unique deployment, or a traceable operating profile.
Named references, signed outputs, questionnaire responses, and controlled ranges move through procurement review, not anonymous public page copy.
Azure Marketplace is a procurement route for governed QScout delivery. Public pages can link the path while private-offer terms remain outside public copy.
Detailed alignment references and review terms for buyers performing deeper diligence. These pages document scope, limitations, and access paths.
Algorithm suite mapping, migration timeline awareness, and scope limitations relative to NSA CNSA 2.0 guidance.
Control mapping, DPA template, architecture overview, and penetration test summary for procurement diligence.
Review scope, reviewer qualifications, exclusion boundaries, and current program status for independent methodology assessment.
Attestation documents, platform-control matrices, standards mappings, and program status are available on request under mutual NDA. Selected provider-backed infrastructure certifications and the Azure Marketplace procurement path are listed for buyer review.
Current and in-progress security certifications, inherited-control boundaries, and compliance attestations used during enterprise diligence.
How scan data is protected, stored, and deleted.
Third-party services that may process customer data as part of Qtonic Quantum operations.
Subprocessor list updated quarterly. Notify us at trust@qtonicquantum.com for change notifications.
Standard contractual terms for data protection are available for review and execution.
The DPA template is provided for qualified pre-sales review. An executed DPA is available for scoped engagements where data-processing terms apply.
We welcome responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities.
Report vulnerabilities to:
security@qtonicquantum.comThe procurement packet separates public diligence on the Qtonic Quantum platform, scoring methodology, and validation infrastructure from procurement-review artifacts and inherited provider controls. Public materials are available now. Review-only materials are provided during scoping and procurement review under mutual NDA when required.
Open procurement packetQtonic Quantum protects the organizations that protect everyone else. We hold ourselves to the same standard we set for our clients.
Migration and export support are available subject to contract terms, security review, and deployment architecture constraints.
Report security vulnerabilities to:
security@qtonicquantum.com48-hour acknowledgment. 5 business day resolution timeline.
Compliance certificates, DPA, and shared responsibility matrix available on request:
trust@qtonicquantum.comQtonic Quantum relies on provider-held SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications for inherited controls. The certifications below are held by the cloud provider and complement, rather than replace, Qtonic Quantum's own customer-engagement controls.
Certificates are issued to Zoho Corporation. Qtonic Quantum inherits these controls as a customer of Zoho's audited cloud platform.
SOC 2 reports, security questionnaire responses, and sample agreements available under mutual NDA during engagement scoping.
Open Procurement PacketThree procurement-relevant facts a buyer can verify without a sales call. Every claim links to an in-product source on this page.
Company-held attestation not claimed
Zoho Cloud SOC 2 and ISO assurance is inherited vendor evidence. It is not a Qtonic Quantum, QScout, or QStrike attestation.
Open buyer proof pagePublic health endpoints
Buyers can probe platform liveness without an account. We do not publish a synthetic uptime percentage until the measurement window is auditor-attested.
qtonic-lab-proof-key-2026-03-05
Active Ed25519 public key used to sign Lab proof artifacts. Verify the published key material directly.
/.well-known/lab-proof-keys.jsonPublic endpoints buyers can probe without an account. Each returns JSON describing proof freshness, liveness, or signed-artifact state.
Latest signed proof bundle, signing key, artifact hashes, and freshness window.
QStrike service liveness and last published proof timestamp.
Public assessment health and backend proof contract for the QScout buyer flow.
Public demonstration-route proof for the buyer entry surface and canonical demo target.
Our leadership team brings operational experience from the NSA, CISA, USAF Global Strike Command, CIA, DIA, Intel, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, and Bank of America. Full roster, backgrounds, and credentials on the leadership page.
Credibility signals reflect prior public-sector or enterprise roles. Current affiliations and full credentials are listed on the leadership page.
Proof And Governance
The lab tells you which solutions cleared the public bar. Trust explains the governance, documentation, control inheritance, and review posture behind that public claim so procurement and security leadership can validate it.