Detect, analyze and assess current cryptographic assets to gain visibility to vulnerability and threats that exist today, and build an action plan to migrate to PQC.
Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration
The emergence of quantum computers is set to trigger the largest
migration of cryptography in history.
Detect Cryptographic Vulnerabilities and Get Crypto-Agile
Benefits and Pitfalls of Quantum Computing
Uncover vulnerabilities across digital certificates, keys, cryptographic libraries, protocols, and algorithms within networks, servers, apps, PKIs, KMS, HSMs and more.
Generate a single source of truth for all your known and hidden cryptographic assets with a dashboard view for your team to deliver migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC).
While cryptography operates transparently, it is the bedrock of strong authentication and data protection today. And since it is difficult to think of any valuable digital service that does not require secure authentication and data protection, quantum computing’s ability to break today’s public-key cryptography represents a major threat to the future.
Quantum Computing Threats
Maintain Continuity and Security
To preserve your company's continuity and security, migrating to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is essential—it's not an option.
Harvest Now, Decrypt Later
Imagine stockpiling locked boxes today, knowing you’ll get the key to open them later. That’s the idea behind “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” attacks. Hackers steal encrypted data now, betting future advancements (like quantum computers) will crack the codes and unlock the stolen data.
Public-Key Cryptography
Traditional public-key cryptography relies on complex mathematical problems that are difficult for classical computers to solve. Quantum computers, however, leverage the principles of quantum mechanics to perform calculations differently, rendering traditional public-key cryptography algorithms, such as RSA and ECC, no longer effective.
Ability to Do Business
Quantum computers could potentially break the encryption used by many common Key Encapsulation Mechanisms (KEMs) like RSA, TLS, and SSL. This means that in the future, encrypted communications, secure login credentials, financial transactions, electronic medical records, classified government data and much more might become vulnerable.
Our PQC Migration Solutions
Helping You Along Your PQC Migration Journey
Quantum computing poses a serious threat to cryptography, but proactive steps can be taken to mitigate the risk. By staying informed and planning for PQC migration, organizations can ensure their data remains secure in the quantum future.
The AgileSec™ Platform enables commercial and public enterprises to secure and protect digital systems and sensitive data against current threats while preparing for future ones. The first step to preparing for the future is to gain visibility into all uses of cryptography today through a cryptography inventory.
Worldwide Concerns
Act Now: Governments and Standards Bodies Call for PQC Adoption
Deploy sensors
North America
“[…] the threat posed by the prospect of a cryptanalytically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) requires that agencies prepare now to implement post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Once operational, a CRQC is expected to be able to compromise certain widely used cryptographic algorithms used to secure Federal data and information systems. Additionally, agencies must remain cognizant that encrypted data can be recorded now and later decrypted by operators of a future CRQC.” United States Office of Management and Budget
Europe
Europe
“The future potential development of quantum computers capable of breaking today’s encryption makes it necessary for Europe to look for stronger safeguards, ensuring the protection of sensitive communications and the long-term integrity of confidential information, i.e., by switching to Post-Quantum Cryptography as swiftly as possible.” European Commission
APAC
APAC
“This advisory highlights some of the measures that FIs (financial institutions, editor’s note) should consider as part of their quantum transition efforts: […] Identifying and maintaining an inventory of cryptographic solutions used in the FI, and determining those which are potentially vulnerable and need to be replaced with quantum-resistant alternatives […]” Monetary Authority of Singapore
WHITE PAPER
Cryptographic Inventory: Deriving Value Today, Preparing for Tomorrow
