Why Sequrely exists.
Identity became the perimeter while the tools stayed manual. We build the layer that enforces it, in bounds you set.
A note from the founder
I started Sequrely in 2023 after years of building software for regulated industries, at Erbis and before it. Every estate had the same shape: a login screen that was taken seriously, and everything after it that was not. Then AI agents arrived with credentials of their own, and the ratio of machines to people ran away from anyone’s spreadsheet.
Sequrely puts AI inside identity and access management. Not to make decisions nobody can see, but to make the ones you have already decided: at machine speed, inside a policy you wrote, with a record you can hand to an auditor.
If an agent is going to hold the keys, it has to be the most accountable thing in the building. That is the product.
ANTON ZIMAROV · FOUNDER AND CEO
The perimeter moved. Access management stayed at the door.
For twenty years the job was to check a person at login and let them in. That model assumed the identity was human, the session was short and the attacker was outside.
None of that holds. Machine identities now outnumber people in a modern estate: service accounts, API keys, CI runners and, increasingly, AI agents acting on behalf of people. Most breaches start with a credential that was valid at the time, and from first access to exfiltration the attacker moves at machine speed. A human-paced queue cannot answer in that window.
We believe the answer is not a better login. It is an enforcement layer that knows every identity, verifies continuously, acts within explicit policy at machine speed and writes down every decision so a person can read it afterwards. We call the operating principle bounded autonomy, and we hold ourselves to it: the agent only goes as far as the policy allows, and high-risk actions always wait for a human.
What we hold to.
Identity is the perimeter
The network edge is gone. What a valid identity is allowed to do next is the control that decides whether an incident happens.
Privacy is architecture, not policy
A promise can be broken; a key that never left the device cannot be read. If we are breached, the attacker gets ciphertext.
Autonomy is bounded
An agent earns trust by being predictable. It acts inside an envelope it cannot edit and stops at the line a human drew.
Evidence over promises
Every number on this site is a fact or is labeled illustrative. Every roadmap item says whether it is available, in development or research. Every decision in the product is designed to be sealed.
The company and the founder
Sequrly LLC
- FOUNDED
- 2023
- HEADQUARTERS
- 50 California St, San Francisco, CA 94111
- FOCUS
- Identity and access security for mid-market FinTech, HealthTech and B2B SaaS
- BUYER
- CISO · VP Engineering
- CONTACT
- info@sequrely.com
The founder Anton Zimarov
Founder and CEO. Also the founder of Erbis, a software engineering company. Builds Sequrely with a small team of security, mobile and AI engineers.
Help shape the agentic enforcement program.
Sequrely is selecting a small number of mid-market security teams in FinTech, HealthTech and B2B SaaS who are under SOC 2 or ISO 27001 pressure and want a say in how bounded autonomy ships. Candid feedback in exchange for first access as it ships and a direct line to the people building it.
Talk to the people building it.
Demos are run by the people building it. Bring your hardest identity question.