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Discover what Code is using

encryption.

Database Encryption Scanning

Encryption is often embedded deep within application logic, making it critical to identify vulnerable or deprecated algorithms used in proprietary or third-party code
The final pillar focuses on Code, emphasizing the need to search for and inventory encryption used within software applications and code libraries.

Step 1 for Post-Quantum Cryptography Transition is Inventory: The Five Pillars of Cryptographic Discovery & Inventory.

Encryption Code Scanning

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.

Preparing for Quantum Resilience with Code-Level Encryption Visibility

Having a clear view of encryption within code is essential for organizations preparing for a quantum-resilient future. Quantum computing advancements are expected to disrupt traditional encryption methods, potentially rendering some obsolete. By identifying and cataloging encryption usage across codebases, organizations are empowered to proactively replace or update vulnerable cryptographic algorithms, setting a foundation for quantum security.

The Post Quantum Journey CISA, NSA & NIST: Migration to Post Quantum Cryptography

Code

The final pillar focuses on Code, emphasizing the need to search for and inventory encryption used within software applications and code libraries.

Encryption is often embedded deep within application logic, making it critical to identify vulnerable or deprecated algorithms used in proprietary or third-party code.

Organizations should:

Conduct a code review for cryptography

Search through code repositories to identify where cryptographic algorithms are implemented, whether through native code or third-party libraries.

01

Replace deprecated cryptographic algorithm

Ensure that legacy algorithms, such as MD5 or SHA-1, are replaced with modern, quantum-resistant alternatives.

02

Maintain an up-to-date cryptographic inventory

Create and maintain an inventory of all cryptographic algorithms used in the codebase, ensuring that developers follow best practices for post-quantum encryption.

03

Advanced Code Search and Analysis

 

Locating encryption in code requires specialized search and analysis capabilities that can sift through complex repositories and identify cryptographic libraries, algorithms, and hardcoded keys. QryptoCyber’s approach enables organizations to conduct detailed scans and find encryption implementations, whether they’re buried deep within modules or spread across multiple projects.

Discovering encryption within code isn’t just about finding libraries; it’s also about identifying sensitive information, like private keys or tokens, that shouldn’t be present in code repositories. With secret scanning capabilities, QryptoCyber helps clients pinpoint any sensitive cryptographic materials and securely manage them as part of their cryptographic inventory, reducing the risk of exposure.

QryptoCyber’s Commitment to Comprehensive Cryptographic Discovery & Inventory

At QryptoCyber, our Cryptographic Discovery & Inventory model is designed to help clients achieve full encryption visibility, including the often-overlooked area of code.

With our robust approach to finding encryption within code, clients gain the confidence of knowing their cryptographic materials are secure, controlled, and ready for future challenges.

Starting is the easiest part.

The problem won’t get easier with time. The first step is both the simplest and easiest. Put your foot on the path and start walking to the post quantum future.

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