Sovereign cryptographic assurance · Roadmap

Plan and govern the transition to approved post-quantum protocols.

Discover where cryptography is used, connect assets to owners and dependencies, prioritise exposure, and manage an evidence-based transition towards customer-approved post-quantum or hybrid protocol profiles.

Status: Roadmap. This application is being developed for open-source release. Its repository, OSI-approved software licence, model-specific terms, version, provenance and supported deployment modes will be published with the applicable release.

Planned replacement scope

Which enterprise software category is this designed to replace?

Roadmap scope: designed to replace or consolidate cryptographic asset-inventory, certificate and key-management visibility, protocol-governance and post-quantum migration-planning tools. Inventory and migration evidence would support decisions; the product would not by itself make an unassessed system quantum-safe.

Core capabilities

Designed around accountable organisational work.

Exact coverage, deployment requirements and limitations are documented for the selected version and use case.

Cryptographic asset inventory

Discover and catalogue relevant algorithms, libraries, protocols, certificates, keys, endpoints and dependencies with owners and deployment context.

Dependency and exposure map

Connect cryptographic use to applications, data, suppliers and lifecycle constraints so teams can identify migration blockers and priorities.

Approved protocol profiles

Define organisation-approved post-quantum or hybrid protocol profiles, permitted transitions, exceptions and target deployment states.

Crypto-agility and migration workflow

Plan, test, approve, stage and track replacements with evidence, accountable ownership and rollback conditions.

Continuous validation and reporting

Reassess authorised environments for outdated or unexpected cryptography and produce reviewable status and exception evidence.

Product boundary

Cryptographic governance connected to the asset estate

PQC manages cryptographic inventory and migration evidence. AI Defense contributes relevant asset and supply-chain context. Identity & Access Management and application owners remain responsible for operational key, certificate and access controls.

Adoption outcome

Inventory first, then migrate by assessed risk

Start with a bounded system, validate discovery coverage, identify dependencies and approved target profiles, then test migration and rollback before production change.

Sovereignty matrix

Evaluate the deployment across six dimensions.

Product-specific answers are established through the deployment architecture and dated evidence record.

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A practical first step

Inventory first, then migrate by assessed risk

Start with a bounded system, validate discovery coverage, identify dependencies and approved target profiles, then test migration and rollback before production change.

Scope a cryptographic inventory