Protection is never finished.

QTrino helps organizations change how they protect their data, without breaking what depends on it.

Why we exist

  1. What changed

    The encryption guarding a bank transfer or a medical record was meant to be set up once and trusted for years. Now certificates expire in weeks, algorithms retire on a schedule, and quantum computing is a planning problem today.

  2. What stops change

    Most organizations know they need to change. What stops them is the fear of changing the wrong thing, or breaking something that works, without a clear view of what depends on what.

  3. What we built

    So we built QTrino around one idea: change should be safe. Arcrix™ Platform maps the path and confirms each step held. Arcrix™ HSM will let the hardware change one function while the rest keeps running.

We keep the path clear, so your teams can take every step with confidence.

Most organizations can describe their software far better than the cryptography holding it together.

Keys and certificates are issued by different teams, renewed by different tools and rarely seen as a whole. So a weakness can survive a renewal, and a question about quantum computers has no evidence to answer from. We built Arcrix™ so both are answered from the same record.

What you can expect from us.

  • Claims that survive scrutiny.

    Every number we show links to its source, and every standard is named.

  • A clear recommendation, every time.

    We tell you what we would do next, and stand behind it.

  • Plain words first.

    Clear enough for anyone in the room, with the depth one layer down for the people who need it.

  • Candour about what’s open.

    We say what we know, and where the evidence runs out.

Who leads QTrino.

  • Atul Sharma

    Atul Sharma

    Chief Executive Officer

    Atul has spent more than 20 years in cybersecurity, risk management and digital trust. He began in cryptography and public-key infrastructure at VeriSign, and later built and scaled security platforms as CEO of Custodela, which was acquired by Checkmarx. At QTrino he connects cryptography, cloud security and business outcomes for organizations that answer to regulators.

  • Ken McDonald

    Ken McDonald

    Chief Technology Officer

    Ken has spent more than 20 years building secure software and cloud platforms. As co-founder and CTO of Custodela, acquired by Checkmarx, he scaled enterprise security products, then architected Checkmarx’s first SaaS offering and led security and compliance work for highly regulated environments. At QTrino he leads engineering, cloud architecture and secure product delivery.

Where we are.

Recognitions and affiliations.

We design and engineer both Arcrix™ products in India. QTrino Labs is recognized by India’s National Quantum Mission, and is a member of the Telecommunication Engineering Centre’s National Working Group on Quantum Technology.