Use cases · Machine identity

Your machines outnumber your people.
Manage their identities like it.

TLS certificates, SSH keys, service accounts, and workload credentials outnumber your human identities many times over — and most of them live untracked. With public TLS lifetimes shrinking stepwise toward 47 days by 2029, manual renewal stops being an option: a single expired certificate is enough to take down a customer-facing service. Monopam finds them, renews them, and rotates them.

  • Discovery across network and servers
  • ACME, AD CS, built-in private CA
  • Automatic rotation for non-human credentials
What you get

From unknown inventory to automated lifecycle.

You cannot renew what you have never found. Monofor starts with discovery, then puts every certificate and credential on a lifecycle that runs without a spreadsheet.

Discover every certificate and key

Network scans and agentless discovery sweep the estate and merge everything they find into one inventory you can trust.

  • Network TLS scanning across ranges and ports
  • Server and Windows certificate store discovery via the agentless gateway
  • Thumbprint-deduplicated single inventory
  • Scheduled re-scans keep the picture current

Automate issuance and renewal

Certificates come from the CA you already trust and renew before anyone has to remember — with an approval gate wherever policy demands one.

  • ACME with Let’s Encrypt or any ACMEv2 CA
  • Microsoft AD CS and a built-in private CA
  • Approval-gated issuance where policy requires it
  • Renew-then-deploy to nginx, Apache, and IIS

Vault and rotate the non-human accounts

Machine identity is more than certificates: the service accounts and keys behind your workloads move into the vault and rotate on their own.

  • Service accounts, SSH keys, API keys, and database credentials
  • Vaulted with automatic rotation
  • Brokered checkout for people and pipelines
  • Credentials injected, never exposed in plaintext

Stay ahead of crypto risk

Shorter lifetimes are only half the story. NIST standardized the first post-quantum algorithms in 2024 — knowing where your cryptography stands is now part of the job.

  • Expiry digests before certificates become incidents
  • TLS protocol probing flags weak configurations
  • CT-log monitoring for certificates you did not issue
  • Crypto-agility and post-quantum readiness reporting
How it works

Find them. Renew them. Rotate them.

01

Scan

Run network and server discovery to build one deduplicated inventory of every certificate and key — including the ones nobody remembered.

02

Automate

Connect ACME, AD CS, or the built-in CA and let renewal and deployment run on policy, with approvals exactly where you want them.

03

Rotate

Vault service accounts, SSH keys, and API credentials and rotate them automatically — checkout is brokered, and plaintext never leaves the vault.

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