Funding will support expansion of Keyfactor's trust infrastructure platform for AI, machine identity security and post-quantum cryptography.

Keyfactor has launched the Trust Control Plane, a unified system for managing machine identities and cryptographic infrastructure across enterprises. The platform addresses growing challenges from AI-driven identity sprawl, shrinking certificate lifespans, tightening regulations and quantum computing threats. The Trust Control Plane consolidates fragmented cryptographic tools into a single operating model, providing security teams with continuous visibility, automated operations and enforced governance. The system operates through a continuous loop of observing, analysing, provisioning, orchestrating and governing cryptographic assets. The platform enables organisations to discover hidden cryptographic risks, issue quantum-resilient identities, automate compliance workflows and adapt to emerging security standards. Keyfactor positions the solution as essential infrastructure for the AI and post-quantum era, moving security teams from reactive certificate management to proactive control of digital trust foundations.

Keyfactor, a digital trust solutions provider, has achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Moderate authorization for its Certificate Lifecycle Automation as a Service (CLAaaS) offering designed for US federal agencies. The cloud-based platform, delivered through the Keyfactor Command console, enables agencies to discover, manage, issue, renew and report on digital certificates across hybrid environments. The authorization provides federal customers with improved certificate visibility, automated processes, reduced outage risk and enhanced readiness for cryptographic changes. The development addresses growing federal requirements around zero trust and post-quantum cryptography migration, whilst helping agencies reduce manual certificate operations and operational burden. The offering is now available on the FedRAMP Marketplace.