Run Panthera on your own environment.
Your tenants, your identities, your stack. Discovery runs first, so the first thing you see is the privileged access you didn't know you had.
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Request your trial
Thirty minutes on your privileged access
Tell us what you need to fix. We'll tell you straight whether Panthera does it, before you spend a minute on setup.
A short scoping call
We confirm the integrations you run and size the trial to your environment.
We stand it up with you
Connected to your tenant, starting with discovery.
MSPs already run CyberQP. Panthera is what comes next.
“We were looking for automation more than anything else in our security stack. CyberQP brought that to the table. They allowed us to automate admin password changes, rotate them, and know that we have that comfort.”
“[CyberQP] gives us the peace of mind knowing that we’re evolving, we’re rotating [privileged account passwords]… we’re making sure that things are different enough that we’ve reduced that potential attack surface.”
“It’s been phenomenal. Everyone was super helpful all the way through… I feel like they’re more invested in us than we’re invested in them.”
Four things you can test yourself.
What privileged access you actually have
Every privileged identity, human and non-human, across Entra, AD, and local Windows. Including the service accounts nobody has a list for.
Whether zero standing privilege slows your techs
Turn on JIT for one technician. Account off by default, on for the task, revoked after.
How long an audit answer really takes
Ask for MFA coverage across every identity in plain language. See what comes back.
Whether pulling local admin creates tickets
Remove standing local admin on a few machines. Elevation requests get risk-scored, so safe ones auto-approve.
Is our data going to a model provider?
No. CyberQP runs its own fine-tuned LLM on its own infrastructure. Your data is never sent to a third-party model provider and never trains anyone's model.
Can you read our credentials?
No. The vault is zero-knowledge. Credentials and keys are encrypted so even CyberQP can't read them.
Ready to point it at your environment?
What you'll need: an Entra ID or Active Directory tenant, the endpoint client where you want elevation tested, and one admin to approve the connection.
