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Use an initial scan to identify cryptographic exposure. A wider assessment can then connect those findings to your systems, owners, and business priorities.
Work with Dytallix to connect cryptographic findings to business priorities. Start with a QuantumSentinel scan or evidence your organization already has.
Protect files with encryption and signed verification evidence. Define who holds the keys and how authorized people can recover retained information.
QuantumLink is designed to connect approved devices through an encrypted mesh. Devices connect directly where possible and use a relay when needed.
Dytallix L1 is designed to preserve authorization of shared records and digital assets through the quantum transition. Evaluate the protocol on the early-alpha testnet.
Quantum risk
Q-Day is the point when quantum computers can break widely used public-key cryptography, including RSA and elliptic-curve systems.
No such capability has been publicly demonstrated. But encrypted data can be collected today for future decryption.
Harvest now, decrypt later (HNDL). An adversary can retain encrypted traffic until vulnerable key protection can be broken. Later upgrades cannot protect copies already taken.
Medical records, financial data, and trade secrets may remain sensitive long after collection.
Trust now, forge later (TNFL). A future quantum attacker could forge signatures under vulnerable keys that systems continue to trust.
False certificates, software updates, or approvals could appear authentic.
Direct quantum attacks. Once sufficient quantum capability exists, vulnerable keys on active systems could be compromised.
Unauthorized access or transactions could expose assets and interrupt operations.
We work with your team to identify what needs to change, decide where to start, and implement post-quantum protection around your operational requirements.
Already have scan results or an assessment? We can start there.
You bring your systems, priorities, and constraints. We assess cryptographic exposure and dependencies with your team.
Together, we set priorities, assign responsibilities, and define the changes around your operating requirements.
We provide the technology and expertise to implement the agreed changes and test that they meet your requirements.
