Core Capabilities
Built for Enterprise
Discover and understand
Map certificates, algorithms, protocols, keys, TLS services and PKI dependencies. Correlate findings with business criticality so the CISO gets a risk register, not a scan dump.
Protect applications
Application-level post-quantum cryptography for enterprise apps, APIs and data exchanges. Hybrid by design and built on NIST ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and ML-DSA (FIPS 204).
Protect communications
A deployment-ready appliance creates quantum-resistant corridors between sites: DC to DR, HQ to branch, and plant to plant, without changing applications.
What It Does
Full Capability Coverage
The board-level test
- Consider how long your data must remain secret
- Account for the time needed to migrate your cryptography
- Compare both with your planning horizon for a capable quantum computer
- Prioritise long-lived sensitive data and critical business flows
Concrete deliverables
- Cryptographic inventory (CBOM)
- Quantum exposure assessment
- Ranked risk view and migration roadmap
- Protected flows in production
- Quarterly board dashboard
The first 90 days — indicative
- Weeks 1–4: deploy scanners, map the estate, produce CBOM v1 and address quick wins
- Weeks 5–8: grade exposure, identify crown-jewel flows and deliver an executive readout
- Weeks 9–12: develop a costed PQC roadmap and bring the first protected corridor live
- Then: continue migration wave by wave, with a governance cadence
Process
How It Works
Discover: automated, agentless scanning across on-premises, cloud, OT and suppliers produces a cryptographic inventory.
Assess: grade findings as weak, quantum-vulnerable or safe, mapped to the flows they protect.
Prioritise: score by data shelf-life, business criticality and ease of change.
Protect: deploy PQC in waves, starting with corridors and then applications, using a hybrid approach.
Govern: continuously rediscover the estate, maintain crypto-agile policy and review a quarterly board dashboard.
Five moves. One roadmap.
Not everything needs to change at once, and nothing should change blindly. Start with discovery and build a prioritised roadmap for your critical data and communications.
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