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QuSecure
Advising the post-quantum cryptography company on the problem every CISO now has a deadline for.
At a glance
- Role
- Senior Advisor
- Sector
- Post-quantum security
- Platform
- QuProtect R3
- Served
- Telecom, finance, defence, infrastructure
Overview
Post-quantum cryptography is the rare emerging-technology problem with a hard deadline attached. Data being harvested today can be decrypted the day a sufficiently large quantum computer exists — so the migration to quantum-resistant algorithms is not a future project, it is a current one, and most organisations cannot yet answer the first question it asks: what cryptography do we actually have, and where.
QuSecure's QuProtect R3 platform answers it in three parts. Recon delivers an automated inventory of cryptographic assets. Resilience puts organisations in control of their cryptographic protocols without code changes, downtime or redeployment. Reporting turns that into compliance documentation and a quantum-readiness assessment.
The point of the architecture is crypto-agility: modernising encryption without ripping out the systems that depend on it. That constraint — change the foundation while the building stays open — is the one that decides whether a security programme in a bank, a telco or a defence estate ever actually ships.
Milestones
- Automated inventory of cryptographic assets.
- Protocol control with no code changes or downtime.
- Compliance evidence and quantum-readiness assessment.