ILM is an open-source platform for managing the full lifecycle of digital identities — certificates, cryptographic keys, secrets, and digital signatures. Built as a microservices architecture with an extensible connector framework, it integrates with existing PKI infrastructure, certificate authorities, and key management systems.
Released under the MIT License with additional features available under subscription plans.
- Certificate Management — issue, renew, and revoke certificates through RA Profiles and standard protocols
- Cryptographic Key Management — generate, store, and manage keys through Token Profiles
- Secrets Management — passwords, API keys, JWT tokens, and keystores through Vault Profiles with versioning and approval workflows
- CBOM Scanning — scan filesystems, containers, and network ports for cryptographic assets and generate CycloneDX CBOMs
- Discovery — find certificates across networks, CT logs, and third-party systems
- Compliance — evaluate and enforce certificate policies across your inventory
| Repository | Description |
|---|---|
| ilm | Platform overview, full repository catalog, and architecture |
| core | Core service managing certificate lifecycle operations |
| fe-administrator | Administrator web interface |
| helm-charts | Helm charts for Kubernetes deployment |
| cbom-lens | CLI tool for cryptographic asset scanning and CBOM generation |
| interfaces | API definitions for building connectors and integrations |
See the full repository catalog for all platform components, connectors, and integrations.
We welcome contributions from everyone. To get started:
- Read the Contributing Guide for workflow, commit conventions, and issue guidelines
- Set up your local environment with the Development Environment repository
- Look for issues labeled
good first issueto find a good starting point
- Documentation — guides, API reference, and deployment instructions
- Discussions — ask questions, propose ideas, or discuss the platform
- Discord — chat with the community and the team
- OmniTrust — company website and subscription plans
- Contact — reach us directly
ILM is released under the MIT License.