See the risk. Plan the migration. Prepare for quantum.
Eight specialist agents find every quantum-vulnerable key, certificate and library, score the risk, map it to the mandates you answer to — and run the migration as an auditable program you can pause, approve and stop.
- Planner
- Discovery
- Risk
- Compliance
- Roadmap
- Remediation
- Review
- Reporter
- think · planner stageact recall_memory("acme payments") → plan(targets)obs 2 modules · code, tls · prior run had 1 unreachable host
Pause on any tool; resume from the checkpoint.
Steps, seconds and tokens capped; cost on every run.
Cancel reaches the agent at its next step.
Trace, CBOM and kits signed with ML-DSA.
- PQC market by 2030
- $2.8BPQC market by 203046% CAGR · MarketsandMarkets
- US agencies with a complete crypto inventory
- 1 of 24US agencies with a complete crypto inventoryGAO-27-108740, Oct 2026
- of organisations inventory their cryptography
- 32%of organisations inventory their cryptographyPonemon, 2026
- RSA & ECC deprecated by NIST
- 2030RSA & ECC deprecated by NISTNIST IR 8547 · disallowed 2035
- Continuous discoveryCode, hosts and SBOMs.
- Six-factor riskImpact, exposure, HNDL.
- Compliance & roadmapNIST, CNSA 2.0, UAE IA.
Is your website ready for quantum computers?
Traffic recorded today can be decrypted once a quantum computer can break classical key exchange. Enter a domain to see whether it uses hybrid ML-KEM key exchange, and what else stands in the way. A–F in seconds, nothing stored.
One website is one endpoint. Your estate has thousands.
Quantyrix inventories code, certificates, SSH, cloud key stores and containers in one CBOM, maps it to M-26-15, PCI DSS 12.3.3, NCSC and CNSA 2.0, and plans the migration.
How the grade works
- A+Hybrid post-quantum key exchange and a post-quantum certificate
- AHybrid ML-KEM key exchange, no legacy protocols
- BHybrid key exchange, but TLS 1.0/1.1 still accepted
- CModern TLS 1.3, classical key exchange
- DClassical key exchange on an outdated protocol setup
- FA basic weakness: weak or expired certificate, static RSA, no TLS 1.2+
We run a few standard TLS handshakes against port 443 of public hosts only, and keep results for an hour. No data from the site is stored. Privacy · Terms
From inventory to a migration you can run
Code in 20+ languages, GitHub/GitLab repos, SBOMs, TLS and SSH endpoints, container images, AWS/Azure/GCP/Vault keys — merged into one vendor-neutral CycloneDX CBOM.
Impact, exposure, data lifetime, harvest-now-decrypt-later, crypto-agility and remediation cost, with a dollar model your board can argue with.
NIST IR 8547, CNSA 2.0, EO 14412, PCI DSS, NCSC, UAE IA and 11 more, mapped to controls and deadlines; signed kits for the filings you owe.
Mandate countdowns, wave burndown, velocity and projected completion, owners, budget vs exposure — the page your CISO opens every Monday.
Dependency bumps, config fixes and pull requests drafted by the agent, reviewed by a human, tracked to closure on re-scan.
Self-hosted, air-gapped bundles, SCIM, OIDC, MFA, hash-chained audit log, SIEM and CMDB sinks. A free CLI and CI gate for every developer.
Public prices. No quote cycle.
Annual plans, billed yearly. Every plan includes CycloneDX CBOM and SARIF exports, risk scoring, the migration roadmap and the free Quantum Readiness Grade.
Trial
14 days of Business with no card required. Your workspace stays on Community afterwards until you upgrade.
Self-hosted
Every plan can run on your infrastructure with a signed offline license key. No data leaves your network.
Readiness assessment
A fixed-fee assessment delivered with Quantyrix, credited toward your first year.
How we protect the inventory you trust us with
A cryptographic inventory is a map of your weakest points. This states what the product does today, what is still in progress, and what we have not done yet.
Assurance status
SOC 2 Type I
PlannedControl mapping to the Trust Services Criteria is done (docs/trust/SOC2-READINESS.md). The auditor and compliance-automation platform are not yet engaged.
Third-party penetration test
PlannedScope covers the hosted console, API and Community CLI. The summary letter will be shared under NDA once issued.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Self-assessedAn accessibility regression gate runs on every change, and the VPAT 2.5 report is drafted. The external audit is pending, so we do not claim conformance yet.
Product SBOM (CycloneDX 1.6)
AvailableGenerated from the lockfiles on every build and release, and covered by the signed release checksums.
Controls in the product
Identity and access
- Passwords hashed with scrypt (N=16384, r=8, p=1); 12-character minimum.
- TOTP multi-factor with single-use codes and hashed recovery codes; can be required for admin roles.
- OIDC single sign-on with group-to-role mapping, and SCIM 2.0 user provisioning.
- Eight-hour sessions, re-checked on every request so deactivation and password resets take effect at once.
- API keys stored only as SHA-256 digests, bound to one tenant, with optional expiry.
Authorisation and tenancy
- Seven roles from viewer to platform admin; nobody can grant a role above their own.
- Tenant comes from the signed-in account or key; only administrators can act on another tenant.
- Cross-origin writes are rejected; logins are rate-limited and accounts lock after repeated failures.
Audit and evidence
- Every write, denial, login and administrative change is recorded in a SHA-256 hash-chained audit log with a verifier.
- Evidence packs, compliance kits, supplier attestations and backups are Ed25519-signed.
- Licence keys are signed with ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204) where the runtime supports it.
Data handling
- Findings record algorithm, key size, location and expiry, never private key material.
- Reasoning models can be switched off per deployment; secrets are redacted from snippets before any model call.
- Offline mode blocks every outbound connection for air-gapped installs.
- Run retention and per-tenant erasure tooling; signed, passphrase-encrypted backups with a restore drill.
Network and platform
- HTTPS enforced at the edge, HSTS, a restrictive Content-Security-Policy and frame denial.
- Hosted scans refuse private and cloud-metadata addresses; the public grader also pins DNS to prevent rebinding.
- The in-network collector only makes outbound HTTPS calls and strips secrets before sending.
- Containers run as a non-root user.
Secure development
- Every change runs the test suite on three Node versions, a detection benchmark, a performance gate and an accessibility gate.
- Weekly dependency updates, a dependency audit and secret scanning in CI; the product also scans its own source on every push.
- The Community CLI has zero runtime dependencies; releases ship checksums signed with Ed25519 and a CycloneDX SBOM.
Subprocessors and outbound data
Which services receive data depends on how you deploy. Self-hosted and air-gapped installs use none of these unless you configure them.
| Service | Purpose | Data | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netlify | Application hosting and background scan functions | All console data in transit and at rest | Hosted console |
| MongoDB Atlas | Database | Accounts, runs, findings, audit log | When the database backend is MongoDB |
| Stripe | Billing | Tenant id, billing contact email, plan | Paid self-serve plans |
| Google (Gemini API) | Reasoning model (narratives, remediation drafts) | Redacted code excerpts around findings; metadata-only summaries | Only when reasoning is enabled; the provider is shown per run |
| OSV.dev (Google) | Dependency advisory lookup | Package names and versions | Online SBOM and dependency scans |
| GitHub or GitLab | Repository fetch and pull-request delivery | Repository URL; fix branches you approve | When you scan a hosted repository or open a fix PR |
Software bill of materials
CycloneDX 1.6, runtime dependencies only, with package hashes and licences. Release builds carry the same files under the signed SHA256SUMS.
- Console (hosted and self-hosted)78 componentsurn:uuid:36fa5fc9-0319-56ea-b187-be9136ef50c5
- Community CLI0 componentsurn:uuid:39ac9634-8d02-5baa-9c38-7f5483439691
Procurement documents
- On request
Security whitepaper
Architecture, data flows, authentication, tenant isolation, audit and secure development.
- On request
Data processing agreement (DPA)
Template with standard contractual clauses and the subprocessor list. Draft pending legal review.
- On request
Service level agreement
Uptime targets, support response times, RPO/RTO. Draft pending commercial review.
- On request
Accessibility conformance report (VPAT 2.5)
Self-assessment against WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 and EN 301 549.
- On request
SOC 2 readiness map
Trust Services Criteria mapped to product controls and evidence.
Ask your Quantyrix contact for these documents.
Report a vulnerability
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Federal and contractor security leads. PCI-scoped fintech. Regulated mid-market.
- M-26-15 inventory and plan kit — signed, in a day — for the filing that was due in October
- PCI DSS 12.3.3 annual review — assessor-formatted cipher and protocol inventory
- Supplier attestation exchange — request CBOMs from vendors; every request onboards one
- Public price, no quote cycle — see the plans above — Team, Business and Enterprise, billed yearly
- 1Grade a domain — see your TLS posture against hybrid ML-KEM.
- 2Start a 14-day trial and point the agents at a repo, SBOM or host.
- 3Export the signed CBOM, kit and board brief. Keep scanning on a schedule.
Or npx quantyrix scan . — free Community CLI