We exist to close the gap between knowing the threat and surviving it.
Shor's algorithm, run on a sufficiently large quantum computer, would break RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography the public-key layer protecting most internet traffic today. NIST standardized three post-quantum replacements in August 2024 (FIPS 203, 204, and 205). NSA and CISA have directed organizations to begin migrating now. Quantumize gives organizations a clear, executable path to those standards before the window closes.
Post-quantum algorithms supported
3 NIST FIPS finalized + FALCON + 5 Round 4 candidates
AWS services integrated
AWS Activate Portfolio status enterprise procurement ready
Typical enterprise deployment time
Deploy in hours, not months protect immediately
Of public-key cryptography is at risk
RSA, ECDH, ECDSA all vulnerable to Shor's algorithm
The threat was real. The playbook did not exist yet.
When NIST began its post-quantum standardization process, it was clear that a fundamental shift in cryptographic infrastructure was coming. RSA, elliptic-curve, and Diffie-Hellman, the algorithms that secure virtually all internet traffic, financial systems, and sensitive communications, would eventually become liabilities.
What was not clear was how an organization was actually supposed to get from here to there. The standards were being written. The algorithms were being tested. But the operational methodology for discovering, prioritizing, and migrating real-world enterprise cryptography at scale did not exist.
That gap is why Quantumize was founded. Not to sound an alarm, but to build the instruments and the operating layer that give organizations a way through.
What We Are
Post-quantum cybersecurity company
Quantumize is a cybersecurity company specializing in post-quantum readiness. We help enterprises, government agencies, and critical infrastructure operators discover where quantum-vulnerable cryptography is used, assess the risk it creates, and build an executable migration plan to NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA) before the transition deadline.
Available now
- ›Post-quantum file encryption & decryption (ML-KEM, FIPS 203)
- ›Post-quantum digital signatures & verification (ML-DSA, SLH-DSA)
- ›Cryptographic Recovery Packages (CRP) proprietary disaster recovery
- ›Secure File Exchange end-to-end PQ-encrypted sharing
- ›Enterprise REST API + Node.js SDK + CLI for developer integration
- ›Multi-Cloud Key Management: AWS KMS, Azure Key Vault, GCP Cloud KMS
- ›SAML/OIDC SSO (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace) + MFA enforcement
- ›Cryptographic discovery, CBOM generation, and migration roadmap planning
Who we work with
- ›Enterprises with long-lived sensitive data requiring confidentiality beyond the quantum transition
- ›Government agencies and National Security System (NSS) operators under CNSA 2.0
- ›Financial services organizations with long-lived transaction and customer records
- ›Healthcare and life sciences organizations protecting patient data and research
- ›Critical infrastructure operators relying on public-key cryptography for operational integrity
- ›Cloud service providers and software companies securing development and delivery pipelines
Principles that govern how we work
In a field prone to overclaiming, we hold these to account every day.
Clarity Over Hype
The quantum threat is serious. We refuse to oversell it or undersell it. Every recommendation we make is grounded in published standards and peer-reviewed research.
Engineering Integrity
We hold ourselves to the same rigorous standards we ask of our clients. No unverified claims. No shortcuts. Migration plans that can survive scrutiny.
Outcome Focus
Our work is measured by whether your organization's most critical data stays protected through the quantum transition, not by the length of our deliverables.
Radical Transparency
We tell organizations exactly where they stand, even when it's uncomfortable. You cannot plan a migration around a threat you haven't honestly assessed.
From founding to the frontier
Founded
2023Quantumize is established after its founders observe a critical gap: organizations have no operational path from awareness of the quantum threat to an executable migration plan.
Standards Finalized
2024NIST publishes FIPS 203, 204, and 205, the world's first post-quantum cryptographic standards. Quantumize aligns its methodology to these benchmarks from day one.
Platform Launch
2025The Quantumize SaaS platform launches with production post-quantum file encryption, digital signatures, Secure File Exchange, Cryptographic Recovery Packages, REST API/SDK, and multi-cloud KMS integration. Listed on AWS Marketplace.
Enterprise Expansion
2026Expansion across North America, Europe, and Asia as NSA CNSA 2.0 mandates, OMB M-23-02, and sector-specific PQC requirements accelerate enterprise demand. SOC 2 Type II audit in progress.
Authority grounded in published standards
Quantumize bases every recommendation on NIST-published standards and peer-reviewed cryptographic research, not proprietary claims.
NIST Standards Aligned
Our methodology is built directly on FIPS 203 (ML-KEM), FIPS 204 (ML-DSA), and FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA), the three post-quantum cryptography standards NIST finalized in August 2024.
NIST FIPS 203/204/205
Grounded in Peer-Reviewed Research
We apply only cryptographic approaches that have survived public scrutiny the NIST PQC competition ran from 2016 to 2024 and evaluated 82 candidate algorithms against global cryptanalytic attack.
NIST PQC Standardization Process
Aligned With NSA and CISA Guidance
Our advisory frameworks align with NSA CNSA 2.0, which mandates post-quantum algorithms for National Security Systems by 2033, and CISA's cryptographic migration guidance for critical infrastructure.
NSA CNSA 2.0 / CISA PQC Guidance
Expert Team
Cryptography Lead
Lattice-based cryptography and NIST algorithm implementation. Background in applied cryptographic engineering.
Security Architecture Lead
Enterprise PKI, TLS migration planning, and hybrid cryptography deployment across large-scale environments.
Migration Engineering Lead
Cryptographic discovery tooling, CBOM generation, and risk-prioritized migration roadmap execution.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Quantumize work with?
We work with organizations that have long-lived sensitive data where confidentiality must outlast the arrival of capable quantum computers: enterprises, government agencies, financial institutions, healthcare providers, and critical infrastructure operators. Our typical engagement partners with security leaders and engineering teams who need a structured, executable path to NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography.
What is Quantumize's methodology?
Our methodology follows three phases aligned with joint CISA/NSA/NIST guidance: Discover (build a cryptographic inventory across networks, codebases, PKI, APIs, firmware, and supply chains), Prioritize (score exposure by data sensitivity, confidentiality lifetime, and system criticality), and Execute (migrate to NIST-standardized algorithms in hybrid mode with crypto-agile architecture). The sequence reflects the approach recommended by CISA, NSA, and NIST.
What does 'crypto-agility' mean in practice?
Crypto-agility is an architectural design principle in which cryptographic algorithms are modular and replaceable without re-engineering the applications that depend on them. A crypto-agile system can adopt a new standard, respond to a newly discovered vulnerability, or comply with updated guidance through a configuration or library update rather than a full redesign. Building for crypto-agility now makes every future cryptographic transition faster and less disruptive.
The transition window is open now.
Organizations that start now will migrate on their own terms. Those that wait will migrate under pressure. Let's map your cryptographic exposure and build a plan while you still have time to execute it well.