For Enterprise Security & Resilience

Break-glass, crisis comms, and resilience — auditable and sovereign.

One platform for the CISO, Head of Resilience, and IT GRC team: quorum-gated emergency access, critical-event mass notification, region-locked data residency, and multi-cloud operational resilience — all producing the evidence your auditors and regulators ask for.

4
Capability pillars in one platform
T-of-N
Multi-party approval, enforced in the DB
2+1
Independent compute clouds (Fly.io planned)
0
Service-held decryption keys

The problem

Large, regulated organisations carry four separate problems that vendors usually sell as four separate products: emergency privileged access that survives an audit, a way to reach everyone when the building is on fire, provable control over where data physically lives, and an estate that keeps running when a cloud region goes dark. Stitched together from a PAM tool, a legacy mass-notification suite, a sovereign-cloud contract, and a DR runbook, the seams are exactly where incidents — and audit findings — happen. Glassbreak collapses the four into one control surface, with one audit trail.

Four pillars, one platform

Each pillar is a deep capability in its own right. Follow any card to the detail, the control mappings, and the proof.

Break-glass / PAM-adjacent

Emergency privileged access auditors like

Time-boxed, quorum-gated access to the credentials you keep locked away — production root, certificate authorities, DR keys — with WebAuthn at the door and an immutable record of every grant.

  • T-of-N multi-party approval (T ≥ 2) enforced at the data layer
  • WebAuthn / passkey quorum — phishing-resistant approver identity
  • Time-boxed grants with automatic expiry and revoke
  • SOX, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 control mapping out of the box
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Data residency / sovereignty

Region-locked, regulator-ready residency

A residency-zone architecture with an isolated Postgres per zone. EU-resident data stays on EU compute and EU transit — provable, not promised — for DORA and NIS2 scope.

  • Per-region isolation: separate database per residency zone
  • Hostname-authoritative routing — no cross-zone leakage
  • Single-writer streaming replication within a zone
  • DORA and NIS2 control mapping
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Mass notification / CEM

Critical event management, no legacy bloat

Multi-channel emergency delivery at scale with escalation chains and runnable playbooks — built on multi-cloud delivery so a single provider outage does not silence the alert.

  • SMS, email, push, and voice fallback with delivery receipts
  • Escalation chains with timeout, retry, and acknowledgement
  • Pre-built, checkable playbooks and recovery plans
  • Multi-cloud delivery resilience — an Everbridge alternative
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Post-quantum encryption

Quantum-safe today, not on the roadmap

Hybrid post-quantum encryption — ML-DSA signatures and ML-KEM key exchange alongside classical primitives — protecting long-retention secrets against harvest-now, decrypt-later.

  • Hybrid ML-DSA / ML-KEM + classical, on-device
  • Zero service-held decryption keys — Glassbreak cannot read content
  • Crypto-agility built into the key model
  • Built for finance, government, and defence retention horizons
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Enterprise controls, table stakes

SSO, SCIM, and BYOK are not an upsell afterthought — they are how a break-glass platform earns a place in a regulated estate.

SSO via SAML / OIDC

Authenticate every operator through your own IdP — Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, Ping. Conditional access and session policy stay where your security team already manages them.

SCIM provisioning

Joiners, movers, and leavers flow from your directory. Deprovisioning at the IdP propagates to Glassbreak automatically — no orphaned access to a break-glass vault.

BYOK key management

Bring your own key material into the encryption hierarchy. You hold the root of trust; rotation and revocation are yours to drive, with a clean audit record of each event.

Immutable audit log

Every approval, grant, revoke, message, and policy change recorded with cryptographic integrity and exportable for the board, an auditor, or a supervisory authority.

Multi-cloud failover

Independent verticals on AWS and Scaleway kept consistent by native Postgres streaming replication. A single-cloud outage does not take your break-glass surface with it.

Role separation + quorum

Explicit requester / approver / admin separation with per-secret T-of-N thresholds. No single individual — including a Glassbreak operator — can unilaterally unlock content.

The proof, not the pitch

Not a policy doc — a working platform that produces the artefacts. The architecture and the control mappings are public.

Running the incident itself? See Glassbreak for incident managers — the pre-incident, in-incident, and post-incident command surface.

See it against your requirements

Book a demo and we will walk the four pillars against your specific controls — DORA, NIS2, SOX, ISO 27001, SOC 2 — and hand over the security pack. Or start free and evaluate the audit trail, quorum approvals, and escalation flow yourself.

Glassbreak does not provide legal advice. Control mappings describe the technical and operational artefacts the platform can produce; customers should consult qualified counsel and their compliance functions to confirm how those artefacts apply to their specific regulatory regime.

This page is provided for transparency and does not constitute legal advice.

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