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CyberQP

www.cyberqp.com · CyberQP · Last updated 03 Sept 2026
Identity and access Password management
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Overview

CyberQP is a privileged access management product built for MSPs, rotating and vaulting local admin and service account passwords across client environments and verifying help desk callers' identity before support is given.

From the vendor

CyberQP, formerly known as Quikpass, provides privileged access management aimed specifically at how MSPs work: rotating and vaulting local admin and service account passwords across every client automatically, rather than relying on shared or unchanged credentials, and verifying a caller's identity before an end user is helped over the phone, to close a common social-engineering gap in a service desk's own process. It suits MSPs who want to reduce standing admin access and shared passwords across client environments as part of a cyber insurance or compliance push, and those that have identified help desk identity verification as a weak point after a client incident or an insurer's questionnaire. It typically suits MSPs of most sizes, from a single technician managing a handful of clients to a larger team, since the core problem it addresses, standing admin access left unmanaged across many environments, scales with client count rather than technician headcount.

Pricing is per technician or per managed endpoint per month, quoted through a CyberQP account manager rather than published, so an MSP should get a current quote scaled to its technician count and endpoint base before committing. CyberQP integrates with major RMM platforms to rotate local admin credentials automatically across managed endpoints without a technician doing it by hand, and with documentation tools so vaulted credentials stay linked to the right client record. It is positioned as a layer that sits alongside a general-purpose password manager such as Bitwarden or Keeper rather than replacing one, handling privileged local and service account credentials specifically, so MSPs evaluating it should confirm how it divides responsibility with whatever password manager they already use for day-to-day team passwords.

Our take

CyberQP suits MSPs that have been asked by a cyber insurer, or by a client after an incident, to show how they control standing admin access and verify help desk callers, since both are specific things CyberQP is built to address. It sits alongside, rather than replaces, a general password manager, so confirm with the vendor how the two are meant to divide responsibility before buying both. Get a current per-technician or per-endpoint quote, since list pricing is not published.

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Features

Identity and access

Multi-factor authentication no
Single sign-on no
Conditional access and device trust no
Privileged access management yes
Passwordless and passkey support no
Directory sync unknown
Session and risk monitoring unknown
Legacy VPN and app support unknown
Self-service password reset unknown
Breach monitoring unknown
RADIUS and SAML support no
Admin audit log unknown

Password management

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Identity and access

Password management

Shared team vaults unknown
Role-based access control unknown
Breach monitoring unknown
Password health reports unknown
SSO integration unknown
FIDO2 and hardware key support unknown
Secrets management unknown
Browser extension unknown
Mobile app unknown
Event logging and audit trail unknown
Emergency access unknown
Multi-tenant MSP console unknown

Support and training

Deployment cloud
Platforms web
HQ Canada
Founded 2019

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FAQ

Is CyberQP cloud or on-premises?
CyberQP is available as cloud.
How is CyberQP different from a general password manager?

CyberQP focuses specifically on privileged credentials an MSP controls across client environments, such as local admin and service account passwords, rotating them automatically rather than leaving them static. A general-purpose password manager such as Bitwarden or Keeper is typically used for day-to-day team and client passwords instead. Many MSPs run both, with CyberQP handling privileged access and the password manager handling everything else.

What is CyberQP's help desk verification feature for?

It verifies that a caller asking the service desk for help is actually who they claim to be, before a technician resets a password or grants access. This addresses a specific social-engineering weakness where an attacker impersonates an employee over the phone, which several MSPs have been asked about directly by cyber insurers after industry incidents.

Does CyberQP require a specific RMM platform?

CyberQP integrates with major RMM platforms to automate local admin credential rotation across managed endpoints, but it is not limited to a single vendor's RMM. An MSP should confirm that its specific RMM platform is supported before buying, since integration depth can vary between platforms.

Is CyberQP sold as a fixed monthly price?

No, pricing is per technician or per managed endpoint per month, quoted directly by a CyberQP account manager rather than published as a fixed list price. The exact figure depends on an MSP's technician count and the number of endpoints being protected, so a current quote is needed before proposing it to a client.

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