Turn Post-Quantum Readiness into a Manageable, Measurable Program Executive Summary

Build a Clearer Path to Post-Quantum Readiness

The transition to quantum-safe cryptography is a multi-year engineering effort that benefits from early planning and action. This executive summary outlines a network-visibility approach that avoids reliance on self-reporting, asset management systems with blind spots, or gateways with limited views.

Key Topics Covered:

• Discover cryptographic activity across hybrid cloud environments
• Build an inventory of encryption across data in motion
• Identify systems and applications that require review or upgrade
• Prioritize post-quantum cryptography remediation
• Measure migration progress by system, owner, and business unit
• Continuously validate cryptographic activity as environments change

Technical Highlights:

• Transforms network packets into searchable, indexable metadata enriched with encryption attributes
• Reveals cryptographic key exchange, including ML-KEM, and TLS and SSH protocol versions
• Classifies traffic as PQC Safe, PQC Vulnerable, or Migration Needed
• Provides visibility into PQC exposure without decryption
• Sends metadata to SIEM platforms, data lakes, observability tools, or other data storage
• Covers APIs, east–west traffic, cloud environments, containers, OT and IoT, and third-party services
• Supports agentic AI processes, dashboards, custom reporting, and scorecards