
Most IT teams know they need to lock down privileged access. Almost none of them finish.
I've watched it happen for years. Real PAM isn't one product, it's about eight phases of work spread across five or six different tools, and most of it runs by hand. So teams start, get a handful of accounts rotated, and then call it a day. Most of the risk stays exposed. And when an auditor or insurer asks what's actually covered, nobody can say for sure.
I started out as an engineer at Adobe, then spent the last ten-plus years building companies. At CyberQP we decided to stop patching PAM and rebuild it around an AI agentic harness. Not a chatbot glued onto a dashboard or throw it over the wall to a frontier AI model. We built the model ourselves and run it inside the same security boundary as everything else.
That's Panthera. You tell it what you need in plain language and the agent does the actual work: finding privileged accounts, vaulting them, rotating credentials, handing out access just when it's needed. It works across the tools you already run, and it gets you to zero standing privilege from one place, with proof you can hand an auditor on demand.
The part I care about most is that we own the AI, so it runs under the same zero-knowledge guarantee as the vault. Your credentials never leave your control. One person can run the whole thing without having to hire a specialist to babysit it.
We're bringing the first companies onto Panthera right now. If you run an MSP, a SOC or an IT team and privileged access is the thing you keep meaning to get around to, I'd genuinely like to hear from you. Here is the link https://www.cyberqp.ai/#waitlist , or just message me.
