The next Line of Defence

Trust in the AI and Quantum Era

Digital agents are making decisions, autonomously. Robots are taking actions themselves. Quantum computers are breaking encryption. Who is in control? Who can you trust? At Gimel, we build the answer based on two pillars: AI-Control and Post-Quantum Infrastructure.

Supported by:

BMFTR – Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space and

CISPA – Helmholtz Institute for Information Security

Your Benefit

Global Scalability of Zero Trust

Every AI agent action is authorized, scoped, and logged. This enables new organizational forms and the leverage of AI at scale. Our identity-anchored PQC supports this, and is applicable to any human authentication, not limited to AI.

Open Source Transparency

Core specifications and code are published openly through Gimel Foundation. AI governance and post-quantum security must not be a black box — our open standards ensure transparency and auditability.

Patent-pending Technologies

Our technology provides a defensible edge for your infrastructure, holding pending patents across Quantum Computing, AI, Robotics, and Web3 to protect our proprietary, value-adding services and conformance associated.

Our Proposition

AI Governance

Current governance solutions are hook-driven, platform-bound advisory and guardrails, like Agent-Governance-Frameworks and Policy-as-Code. They neither enforce at the action boundary nor establish end-to-end accountability.

Gimel closes the gap with verifiable human authority enforced over every AI action, for digital agents (Gimel Auth) and Robotics (Gimel ROS) — natively mandate-bound, identity-anchored and quantum-durable.

Post-Quantum Identity & Authentication

Quantum-resistant algorithms protect cryptographic operations. Secure authentication also requires trusted identity binding and control over how credentials are issued, used and revoked.

Gimel connects human-anchored identity with post-quantum authentication—combining Gimel ID, independent cryptographic randomness and credential lifecycle controls in a framework under development.

Integration

Current IT landscapes are complex and represent cryptographic diversity. Identities are vendor-specific, platforms vary across Agent Frameworks and its Orchestration, Devops, Finops, Secops, Infops, etc.

Gimel offers integration solutions in the form of a Combined Credential and Platform bound Enforcement (CCPE) for various architectures and vendors, including vendor-specific cookbooks — protecting your current assets and easing deployment.

CCPE-A · G-AGTMicrosoft Agent Governance Toolkit (AGT)OWASP-listed AI Runtime SecuritySecure Gateway for LLMs|

CCPE-B · G-PaCOpen Policy Agent (OPA) / Rego — CNCFCedar — AWSAuthzed / SpiceDB (Zanzibar-style)Styra DASPermit.ioOpenFGA|

CCPE-C · G-ComAnthropic Model Context Protocol (MCP)Google Agent2Agent (A2A)IBM Agent Communication Protocol (ACP)Cisco AGNTCY / DefenseClaw|

CCPE-D · G-CodeAnthropic Claude CodeCursorGitHub Copilot WorkspaceCodeium WindsurfCline|

CCPE-E · G-IoTOPC UA (IEC 62541), MQTT v5CoAP / OSCORE, LwM2M v1.2SiemensBoschRockwellHoneywellPTCEspressifSTMicroelectronicsNXPNordic|

CCPE-F · G-CommerceUniversal Commerce Protocol (UCP)StripeShopifyAmazon PayOpen Banking / PSD2W3C Payment Request API|

CCPE-G · G-IBEMicrosoft Entra Agent IDOkta + Auth0 + Token VaultPing Identity / PingOne / ForgeRockSPIFFE / SPIRE with layered principal-delegationCyberArk + Conjur + Venafi|

CCPE-H · G-DataCollibraAtlanInformaticaMicrosoft PurviewImmutaDatabricks Unity CatalogSnowflake HorizonAWS Lake Formation|