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Most organisations lack the internal expertise to assess their quantum exposure, train their staff, and implement post-quantum cryptography before the relevant regulatory deadlines.
They guide what we recommend, what we publish, and how we scope engagements.
Our recommendations do not depend on predicting when quantum computers arrive. Migrating early costs engineering effort, which is recoverable; migrating late is not. That asymmetry guides our advice.
Security begins with architecture, not patches. We work at primitive selection, hybrid construction, threat modelling, and protocol design, upstream of implementation bugs.
We publish our methodology as open guidance and our tooling as open source.
A certificate reflects a specific point in time, not a permanent guarantee. Every assessment states this, and an annual renewal keeps it current.
A founding team across strategy, audit methodology, research, and partnerships.
The state of the field, not a track record.
3
NIST PQC standards finalised — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA
~65%
of human web traffic already post-quantum encrypted (2026)
2033
CNSA 2.0 exclusive post-quantum deadline for national-security systems
Day 0
“harvest now, decrypt later” is already underway
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