Quantum Computers Are Coming. Your Encryption Should Already Be Ready!
Quantum computers are on track to break RSA, ECC, and Diffie-Hellman. Adversaries are already harvesting encrypted data today, betting on future quantum capability to decrypt it. Quantumize maps your cryptographic exposure and guides your migration to NIST-standardized post-quantum standards before the window closes.
The Quantum Threat Starts Today
RSA and ECC are expected to fall to a large-scale quantum computer. But the risk begins now with "harvest now, decrypt later" data captured today, decrypted later.
RSA, ECC, and Diffie-Hellman rest on mathematical problems a large-scale quantum computer running Shor's algorithm is expected to solve efficiently. When that hardware matures, the public-key cryptography securing most of today's internet becomes exploitable.
Nation-state adversaries and sophisticated threat actors are intercepting and archiving encrypted traffic today, storing it for future decryption once quantum capability arrives. Any data with a long confidentiality lifetime is already at risk, regardless of when quantum hardware matures.
CISA, NSA, and NIST all urge organizations to begin migrating now. Cryptographic transitions take years: inventorying systems, testing new algorithms, updating protocols, and replacing certificates across supply chains is a multi-year undertaking that cannot begin too early.
Standards bodies and regulators are moving decisively toward quantum-safe requirements. Organizations that delay will face a convergence of compliance mandates, security vulnerabilities, and operational disruption at exactly the wrong time.
Critical systems depend on layered cryptography: TLS for transport, PKI for identity, digital signatures for software integrity. A single quantum-capable break propagates across networks, supply chains, and the organizations that depend on them.
An Operating Layer for Post-Quantum Readiness
Quantumize helps you discover quantum-vulnerable cryptography, prioritize it by risk, and plan an executable migration to NIST-standardized algorithms.
Build a comprehensive cryptographic inventory across networks, codebases, data flows, API layers, certificates, libraries, firmware, and supply-chain dependencies. You cannot migrate what you have not mapped.
Score cryptographic exposure by data sensitivity, confidentiality lifetime, regulatory context, and system criticality. Turn findings into a prioritized, phased quantum-readiness roadmap aligned with CISA/NSA/NIST migration guidance.
Migrate to NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA) in hybrid mode alongside classical cryptography. Architect systems so algorithms can be swapped as standards evolve or new guidance emerges.