Post-Quantum Cryptography

Every Cryptographic Risk. Discovered. Scored. Protected.

QSafe gives security teams complete PQC visibility across code, infrastructure, and live network — and protects traffic with quantum-safe TLS today.

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THE PROBLEM

The Cryptographic Crisis Is Already Here.

RSA and ECC — the algorithms protecting your data today — will be broken. The clock is running.

Harvest Now, Decrypt Later

Nation-state adversaries are capturing encrypted network traffic today. When quantum computers arrive, they'll decrypt it retroactively. Sensitive communications, financial records, and classified data are already at risk — even behind current encryption.

2030 Is Closer Than You Think

NIST formally deprecated RSA and ECC in 2024, with full disallowance by 2030 and mandatory removal by 2035. Most organizations have thousands of cryptographic touchpoints and no inventory of their exposure.

No Inventory, No Roadmap

You cannot migrate what you cannot see. Without a complete map of every algorithm, key size, and protocol in your environment, a PQC migration plan is impossible. Cryptographic assets are invisible to most security teams today.

THE SOLUTION

One Platform. Complete Cryptographic Lifecycle.

QSafe doesn't just alert — it discovers, scores, and protects.

QSafeCryptographic Lifecycle Management

DISCOVER

  • Scanner
  • Network Discovery

Every algorithm across source code, network protocols, and Kubernetes infrastructure — mapped automatically.

SCORE & GOVERN

  • Dashboard

Deterministic 5-factor risk scoring, CycloneDX CBOM export, and NIST IR 8547 milestone tracking toward 2030 and 2035.

PROTECT

  • Proxy

Hybrid PQC TLS on live production traffic. X25519 + ML-KEM-768. FIPS 203/204/205. Zero code changes required.

CycloneDX CBOMFIPS 203/204/205NIST IR 8547
THE PLATFORM

One platform. Zero blind spots.

Four components covering the full cryptographic lifecycle — discover, score, and protect.

Cryptographic Code Analysis

QSafe Scanner statically analyses source code across your repositories, identifying every cryptographic primitive in use — algorithms, key sizes, deprecated patterns, and insecure configurations.

  • 10+ languages: Python, Java, Go, Rust, C/C++, TypeScript, PHP, Ruby, Kotlin, Swift
  • CycloneDX CBOM output: machine-readable inventory aligned with NIST IR 8547
  • CI/CD integration: GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps plugins
  • Detects RSA, ECC, AES, SHA, and all deprecated NIST algorithms with severity rating
crypto/keys.py12345RSA-2048 — deprecated (NIST 2024)CBOMRSAECCAESSHA
WHY QSAFE

No existing tool covers the full cryptographic lifecycle. QSafe does.

Traditional vulnerability scanners and SIEM platforms were built for a different era. QSafe is built for the post-quantum transition.

Scope

Traditional Tools

Isolated point tools — code OR network OR traffic

QSafe

Unified: code + network + live traffic in one platform

Traffic Protection

Traditional Tools

No PQC traffic protection capability

QSafe

Hybrid PQC TLS: X25519 + ML-KEM-768, live and in production

Output Format

Traditional Tools

Proprietary reports — not machine-readable

QSafe

CycloneDX CBOM — referenced by NIST IR 8547

Risk Scoring

Traditional Tools

Qualitative severity labels (Low / Medium / High)

QSafe

Deterministic 5-factor model with per-asset explain panel

Crypto-Agility

Traditional Tools

Static algorithm configuration — requires redeploy

QSafe

Hot-swappable algorithm registry via xDS — no restart

Air-Gap Support

Traditional Tools

Cloud-dependent — no offline mode

QSafe

Full air-gapped deployment with graceful degradation

Deployment Options

Traditional Tools

SaaS only

QSafe

SaaS, self-hosted (Docker/Helm), hybrid, and air-gapped
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. QSafe is purpose-built for post-quantum cryptographic risk — a category that existing SIEM, CSPM, and vulnerability scanners were not designed to address. It integrates alongside your existing stack via CBOM export, SIEM forwarding, and ticketing integrations, adding a PQC-specific layer without replacing your current investments.

Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) is a threat model where nation-state adversaries capture encrypted network traffic today and store it until a sufficiently powerful quantum computer becomes available to decrypt it retrospectively. Communications encrypted with RSA or ECC today are at risk of exposure in 5–15 years. HNDL means the quantum threat is not a future problem — it is an active risk on your network right now.

No. QSafe Proxy is a drop-in reverse proxy that sits in front of your existing services. Your backend applications require zero code changes, zero recompilation, and zero reconfiguration. The proxy negotiates hybrid PQC TLS with connecting clients on your behalf and forwards traffic to your backend over the existing connection. Algorithm configuration is managed centrally via the xDS control plane and takes effect without restarting the proxy.

Network Discovery maps the cryptographic posture of your live infrastructure across 15+ protocol surfaces — including TLS (all versions), SSH, QUIC, DNS (DNSSEC), IKEv1/v2, SNMP, LDAP, Kerberos, and RDP. Discovery can be initiated via five paths: active network scanning, import from Nessus or Qualys vulnerability reports, custom CSV/JSON/XML transformers for proprietary data sources, Kubernetes-native inspection of cert-manager, Istio, and Linkerd, and a unified scoring view that aggregates across all paths.

Yes. QSafe is available as a fully self-hosted deployment (Docker Compose or Helm chart) designed to operate without any external network connectivity. In air-gapped mode, signature updates and algorithm registry updates are applied via offline bundle import. The Dashboard, Scanner, and Proxy all function fully offline. Network Discovery active scanning operates within the air-gapped network perimeter. Cloud-dependent features (licence validation, telemetry) degrade gracefully and do not impact core functionality.

QSafe is built around the three NIST post-quantum standards finalized in August 2024: FIPS 203 (ML-KEM, used in the Proxy for key encapsulation), FIPS 204 (ML-DSA, for digital signatures), and FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA, for stateless hash-based signatures). The Scanner flags all algorithm usage against the NIST IR 8547 deprecation schedule (deprecated 2030, disallowed 2035). The Dashboard tracks your migration progress against those milestones. CBOM output follows the CycloneDX format referenced by NIST IR 8547 as the standard inventory format.

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