Product UpdateOctober 12, 2026Readiness Assessments
Introducing Digital Readiness Assessments
QILAHK Digital Trust Readiness provides a structured starting point for understanding readiness gaps, recording evidence, and prioritizing next steps.
Readiness Assessments
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The assessment workspace covers six areas: evidence readiness, trust assessment, risk assessment, proof readiness, verification readiness, and continuous monitoring readiness.
Record responses and evidence notes, review domain scores, and use priority actions to plan improvements. Assessment exports support your next internal review.
Scores reflect your responses and provide self-assessment guidance; they do not represent independent verification or certification. Continuous monitoring readiness assesses preparation, without connecting live monitoring.
Access to the workspace currently requires an authorized account.
Founder’s NoteOctober 2, 2026Awareness Month
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Building Trust on Evidence
QILAHK marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month with a personal message from founder Samuel K. Thomas and practical guidance for business owners: identify the evidence supporting security claims, record accountable review, and reassess when conditions change.
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As a founder, I know how much care goes into building a business—and how much it matters to protect the people who trust us. That responsibility is personal to me. It is why I am building QILAHK around a simple belief: the trust we ask others to place in us should have a clear basis in evidence.
This October, start with one security claim your business relies on. Ask what supports it, who reviewed it, and whether anything has changed. You do not have to solve everything at once. One well-supported decision is a meaningful place to begin.
Thank you for caring about the security of your customers, your team, and the business you are building.
With appreciation,
Samuel K. Thomas
Founder & CEO, QILAHK, LLC
Pilot UpdateOctober 2, 2026Evidence Governance
QILAHK Advances Evidence-Governance Assessment Work with CAL
QILAHK’s CAL pilot is examining how evidence, criteria, authority, and decision records connect across retrospective Gen01 review and prospective Gen02 planning.
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The pilot combines review of existing Gen01 records with planning for a prospective Gen02 Stage 1 document reconciliation and controlled requirements baseline decision.
The work distinguishes source materials, contextual records, supporting evidence, and evidence gaps. Assessment records capture scope, provenance, limitations, review effort, and accountable authority.
Gen02 Stage 1 remains unapproved. Final scope, criteria, evidence requirements, handling arrangements, and schedule remain subject to agreement. CAL retains investment and model authority. This pilot assesses evidence governance; it does not certify investment performance or establish commercial outcomes.
Company MilestoneOctober 2, 2026Accelerator
QILAHK Accepted into the Peachscore Accelerator
QILAHK has been accepted into and enrolled in the Peachscore Accelerator as it develops its cybersecurity trust infrastructure and prepares its go-to-market strategy.
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Participation supports QILAHK’s work on company development, investor readiness, customer discovery, and commercial planning. QILAHK is focusing on a clear buyer problem: connecting fragmented security evidence to defensible trust decisions that authorized outside parties can verify.
This update reports accelerator participation, not a funding award or investment commitment. The announcement date below is the publication date of this newsroom update.
Editorial UpdateOctober 2, 2026Trust Authority Blog
Introducing the QILAHK Trust Authority Blog Series
QILAHK has prepared a foundational Trust Authority article and a Cybersecurity Awareness Month follow-up exploring what supports business security claims.
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The foundational article, “Cybersecurity Has Security Controls. What It Lacks Is a Trust Layer,” introduces QILAHK’s evidence, verification, authority, trust decision, registry, and continuity model.
The follow-up, “Cybersecurity Awareness Month: What Can Your Business Actually Prove?”, gives business owners practical questions for assessing security claims. The series focuses on making the basis for trust clear, reviewable, and supported by evidence.
Authority UpdateJune 24, 2026Trust Authority
QILAHK Advances Its Cybersecurity Trust Authority Platform
QILAHK continues building a proof-based trust ecosystem focused on Secure Boot, attestation, registry verification, and measurable cybersecurity assurance.
Product NewsJune 2026QILAHK Key
QILAHK Key Agent Expands Continuous Security Posture Monitoring
The QILAHK Key Agent is designed to collect device evidence, evaluate endpoint posture, and support future TrustMark issuance workflows.
Security Advisory2026 Advisory WindowSecure Boot
Secure Boot Readiness Becomes a Critical Enterprise Priority
Organizations should prepare for Secure Boot validation, key lifecycle review, platform integrity checks, and cryptographic proof of configuration.
Company Milestone2026Registry
QILAHK Registry Framework Moves Toward Public Verification
The QILAHK Trust Registry is being structured to support public verification, revocation status, audit timelines, and trust evidence records.
