DigitalXForce Launches Enterprise TRiSCM Platform for AI and Quantum Risk Management

Jun 16, 2026
DigitalXForce has introduced the Enterprise TRiSCM platform, combining trust, risk, and security management with a new Quantum Risk Operations Center to help organizations manage digital trust across AI and quantum systems.

DigitalXForce has launched the Enterprise TRiSCM platform, described as the industry's first system designed to manage trust, risk, and security in the AI and quantum era, announced in a press release. The platform introduces a new operating model that unifies trust, risk, security, and compliance management through continuous assurance and operational intelligence.

The Enterprise TRiSCM platform integrates AI powered governance, Enterprise Security and Risk Posture Management, Automated GRC, Operational Resilience, and Digital Trust Intelligence. It also includes the new Quantum Risk Operations Center, known as Q-ROC, which focuses on emerging quantum threats. The platform aims to provide organizations with a continuous trust assurance framework across technology, operations, and business ecosystems.

According to the company, Enterprise TRiSCM represents an evolution beyond traditional governance and security tools, which often operate in isolation. It is designed to help enterprises operationalize digital trust as they adopt generative AI, multi cloud environments, and quantum technologies.

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