IAM or PAM
Controls normal privileged access and records who can use production systems.
Does not decide when a human absence should trigger a separate handoff.
Operational continuity
ZeroLatch is a conditional handoff layer for recovery material, escalation contacts, and operational instructions. Your team keeps normal access in existing enterprise controls; ZeroLatch handles a defined absence scenario.
Bunker access
Use this path for higher capacity, a procurement conversation, or requirements that should be reviewed before checkout.
A narrow, useful job
Controls normal privileged access and records who can use production systems.
Does not decide when a human absence should trigger a separate handoff.
Stores and shares credentials used during normal work.
Emergency access may still depend on an available administrator or an immediate approval path.
Restores systems and data after an outage or loss.
Does not transfer the knowledge, contacts, or authority needed to operate the restored systems.
Delivers encrypted recovery material and runbooks to named recipients after missed check-ins and a safety period.
It complements these controls; it does not replace them.
What belongs in a continuity delivery
The systems to inspect, the people to notify, and the safe order of operations.
Offline recovery codes, break-glass instructions, key locations, and rotation steps—not everyday credentials.
Named business owners, technical responders, vendors, and the boundaries of each recipient's role.
Citadel is $99 AUD per month for small teams, with 50 deliveries and up to 20 recipients per delivery. Bunker remains available at $199 AUD per month for unlimited deliveries and recipients, with a procurement-friendly access path.
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