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Cryptographic Discovery

& Encryption Inventory

We find encryption. We classify it. We quantify your risk.

Now including PCI DSS 4

We find encryption.
We classify it.
We score your risk.

 

Prepare for Tomorrow’s Threats Today with a Complete Cryptographic Inventory

 

As quantum computing advances, outdated cryptographic algorithms like RSA face growing risks from nation-state attacks, putting your data at immediate risk. Conducting a cryptographic inventory is the first critical step to identify vulnerabilities, assess encryption usage, and prepare for a secure transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) before it’s too late.

A detailed cryptographic inventory helps identify weaknesses, outdated algorithms, and vulnerable keys that pose immediate risks.

No Crypto System Will Last Forever

History is littered with “unbreakable” cryptography

Do you know what encryption you have?

Most organizations don’t.

That’s not okay.

That’s why we exist.


QryptoCyber makes it possible to discover and inventory what cryptography you have, where it is and how much risk it poses to the organization.

The largest companies, organizations, and governments are already moving towards the quantum age with this agility in mind, but everyone else must prioritize their quantum calculus in order to maintain near-peer competition.

Quantum waits for no one, and every second wasted is a second behind future threats.

The Five Pillars: Build your roadmap from a complete inventory

The five pillars of cryptographic discovery and inventory form the essential framework for identifying and securing an organization’s cryptographic footprint.

By systematically assessing each area, organizations can prepare for quantum threats, reduce risk exposure, and ensure comprehensive visibility into their cryptographic landscape.

External Network

Understand what encryption is visible externally from your infrastructure.

Internal Network

Identify internal encryption within your network and how it communicates.

IT Assets

Recognize how endpoints, IoT devices, and servers use encryption and for what purposes.

Databases

Pinpoint the location of databases and understand how they are encrypted.

Code

Search for and inventory the encryption used within your code and code libraries.

It is crucial to inventory these five pillars as early and as continuously as possible before developing your roadmap for transitioning to PQC standards. Missing just one of these areas could lead to significant budget overruns and leave critical vulnerabilities in undiscovered systems.

You need an automated, continuous Cryptography Bill of Materials (CBOM)

An organization needs a Cryptography Bill of Materials (CBOM) to gain clear visibility into all cryptographic assets, ensuring it can manage vulnerabilities and prepare for post-quantum security risks effectively.

  • Track all cryptographic assets: Creating a comprehensive catalog of where cryptography is applied
  • Ensure compliance: Many regulatory frameworks require organizations to implement strong encryption
  • Streamline post-quantum migration: The CBOM will serves as a valuable resource for identifying and upgrading vulnerable systems.
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Expired or misconfigured SSL certificates can allow attackers to intercept sensitive communications

Why QryptoCyber

QryptoCyber Covers All Five Pillars

The five pillars of cryptographic discovery and inventory form the essential framework for identifying and securing an organization’s cryptographic footprint.

Automated, Continuous Cryptography Bill of Materials (CBOM)

Achieve clear visibility into all cryptographic assets, enabling you to manage vulnerabilities and prepare effectively for post-quantum security risks.

Faster CBOM Delivery

Weeks, not months. We’ve significantly improved our processes, enabling us to complete most inventories within weeks. Delays, if any, are usually due to access restrictions with closed networks or customer agent data.

Flexible Deployment Options

Your agent or ours? QryptoCyber can now be configured to use a variety of commonly deployed agents for internal scans. Many of our customers requested this flexibility, and we’re pleased to make it available to everyone.
expired or misconfigured SSL certificates can allow attackers to intercept sensitive communications.

”Zero trust is a strategy. Quantum won’t break it. Zero trust will provide the framework to protect against Quantum attacks if they happen.

John KindervagCreator of Zero Trust

ACCELERATION OF QUANTUM RISK: QUANTUM COMPUTERS WILL BREAK TODAY’S ENCRYPTION

Organizations implementing a zero trust strategy that includes encryption will be prepared for the quantum future.

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