Map every cryptographic asset in your environment: certificates, protocols, algorithms, and key management dependencies across applications, infrastructure, and integrations.
Prioritize exposure based on data sensitivity, system criticality, regulatory obligations, and the realistic timeline of quantum capability.
A phased, sequenced roadmap to transition your environment to NIST-approved post-quantum algorithms, aligned to your business constraints and compliance obligations.
Pharma, financial services, energy, and defense-adjacent organizations where data encrypted today carries compliance or competitive risk years into the future.
Auditors are beginning to ask about post-quantum preparedness. Having a documented inventory and roadmap addresses the question before it becomes a finding.
Architectural decisions made during a transformation have cryptographic implications. Building quantum-safe assumptions into a program in flight is far less costly than retrofitting after go-live.
A cryptographic inventory for an enterprise is not a firewall audit. It covers:
Automated scanning combined with architecture interviews to build a complete inventory of cryptographic assets, their locations, and their dependencies.
Assets are ranked by exposure level, migration complexity, and business impact. This is the document that drives executive decisions and audit conversations.
A phased transition plan with technology recommendations, vendor dependencies, timeline, and governance checkpoints, built to NIST PQC standards and aligned to your existing security and infrastructure roadmap. From engagement start to roadmap delivery, the timeline is agreed before the work begins.