Thryam builds infrastructure software that removes human intervention from critical security operations.  

Our flagship platform, Asparz, is no-touch machine identity automation for the enterprise. One platform, agentless, fully automated. It handles TLS certificate lifecycle management, SSH key management, cryptographic discovery, and post-quantum cryptography readiness, the four problems that get treated as separate workstreams in most organizations but are really one operating-model problem.  

By March 2029, publicly trusted TLS certificates will be valid for 47 days. That means roughly 8x renewals per certificate per year. For an enterprise managing tens of thousands of certificates, the math doesn't work without automation. 

Add SSH key sprawl, fragmented cryptographic inventory, and the start of post-quantum migration. Manual processes cannot match machine-scale identity. That gap is now the largest fragility in enterprise infrastructure. We built Asparz to close that gap. 

Discovery is continuous, not point-in-time. Renewal happens without tickets. SSH keys get inventoried, owned, and governed across every environment. Cryptographic assets get a real bill of materials. PQC readiness starts with what you actually have, not what you assume. Implementation runs for 4-6 weeks, founder-led, against your real environment, not on a slide deck.  

Built by practitioners, not theorists. Our team has spent two decades each inside enterprise environments where this problem lives. We have been the ones called at 2 a.m. when a forgotten certificate expired. That experience is the architecture.  

If your team is still hiring around manual renewal work, still maintaining SSH inventory in spreadsheets, or still treating PQC readiness as a future problem, we should talk.

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