Adversaries are capturing encrypted data today to decrypt once quantum computers mature. We help regulated organisations inventory their cryptography and migrate to post-quantum standards — before the deadline becomes an incident.
Migration can't start until you know what to migrate — and in most estates, cryptography is scattered across code, certificates, protocols, and third parties nobody fully owns.
We make the cryptography visible, rank it by risk, and migrate the highest-exposure systems first.
An automated and reviewed inventory of algorithms, keys, certificates, and protocols across your estate and key suppliers.
A prioritised plan ranked by data lifetime and exposure — so effort goes to the systems where harvest-now-decrypt-later hurts most.
Decouple cryptography behind abstractions and hybrid PQC schemes, so future algorithm changes are configuration, not a rebuild.
Every engagement moves through the same four stages, with senior people end to end.
We build the cryptographic inventory and identify long-lived, high-sensitivity data flows.
A risk-ranked roadmap, target PQC standards, and a crypto-agile architecture pattern.
We migrate the highest-priority systems first, proving hybrid PQC against real workloads.
A maintained inventory, policy, and review cadence so crypto-agility survives future changes.
Post-quantum readiness matters most where confidentiality obligations outlast the safety of today's cryptography.
Long-retention records and resilience obligations make early PQC planning a board-level concern.
State and citizen data carry confidentiality requirements measured in decades.
Patient records must remain confidential far beyond the lifespan of classical encryption.
The three pillars are how a post-quantum engagement actually runs.
We prioritise by real exposure — data lifetime against threat timeline — so scarce effort lands where it matters.
We use automation to discover cryptography across large estates fast, compressing the slowest phase of migration.
Cryptography is unforgiving. Every finding and design is reviewed by a senior practitioner — never raw AI output.
Start with a discovery conversation. We'll help you see where harvest-now-decrypt-later puts your most sensitive data at risk — and what to migrate first.