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Qtonic Quantum Corp

Get your encryption ready for quantum computers.

Post-Quantum Ready, Continuously™

For security leaders: identify cryptographic exposure, review the evidence, and agree which systems to assess first.

Featured evidence: the network record.

QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. · location network

Reading the signed location feed

Historical record, 28 Sep 2026. Bright marks: the 50 cities and regions in that signed record. Larger marks: the five capital origins. Lines: its 25 session observations. Select a city to inspect it.

Published record

Company-published, not independently verified.

Completed endurance run · two hosts · finished

Three days. 4,107 checks. Zero failures.

Technical evidence

QShield by Qtonic Quantum Corp. runs a locked post-quantum suite between its nodes: ML-KEM-1024 key establishment, ML-DSA-87 signatures, AES-256-GCM; locked profile, no classical fallback.

Self-run, two-host endurance test; these results describe this completed run.

Review the completed run and methodology →

Historical record, 28 Sep 2026

482 observations over 50 hours, to · each lists all 50 cities and regions · latest signed

Signed record and verification key

Download the signed record → Signer key → SHA256:8ZycHVUfjLI1R6RSIvlFaveDpVD5KS4jnQOaDXL7ScY

Inspect the location roster
Soak clock

A sample exposure review, step by step

QScout / CBOM exposure map

Start with what is exposed, confirm the cryptography, assign an owner, then plan the migration.

In plain English: this is the decision path a security leader can review with an engineer, an owner, and the board.

Synthetic sample. Not customer telemetry.

  • Observed · directly seen
  • Inferred · needs validation
  • Planned · owner and next action
  1. Step 1Observed

    Customer portal

    The business asset under review.

  2. Step 2Observed

    TLS 1.2

    Protocol version in the example record.

  3. Step 3Observed

    RSA-2048

    Certificate key; key exchange still needs checking.

  4. Step 4Inferred

    HNDL review

    Potential risk depends on key exchange and data lifetime.

  5. Step 5Planned

    Identity team

    Proposed owner for validation.

  6. Step 6Planned

    Hybrid migration

    Plan compatibility checks and retesting.

HNDL means harvest now, decrypt later. A certificate alone does not prove captured traffic can be decrypted.

Planned handoff: Identity team / hybrid migration.

View synthetic sample report

Encrypted data can be captured now and decrypted later, once quantum computers are strong enough. QScout finds cryptographic exposure. QStrike proves which risks matter. QSolve helps prioritize the fix.

  1. 01 · Find · QScoutQScout finds cryptographic exposure and migration urgency under approved scope — continuously, and compared against the market rather than slogans.Decision: See which systems use encryption a quantum computer could break, before you fund the work.
  2. 02 · Prove · QStrikeQStrike proves material risk through governed forward-threat validation and reviewable evidence — engagement-bound, not theater.Decision: Show which of those weaknesses could really be exploited, with evidence your board can review.
  3. 03 · Advise · QSolveQSolve is the human advisory business: CISOs on retainer own and sequence remediation, exceptions, and accountable next actions.Decision: Experienced CISOs set owners and the order of the upgrade, and track the exceptions.
Leadership

Senior Security Experts

Former NSA/IC intelligence professionals, former CIA and CISA leadership, and enterprise CISOs across regulated industries. A co-founder is the author of The Quantum Almanac (2025–2026 and 2026–2027 editions).

Lt. Gen. Mark E. Weatherington

Chairman, Defense Innovation Council

USAF (Ret.), Former Deputy Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command

“I spent my career in environments where encryption failure means mission failure. Qtonic Quantum applies that standard to enterprise systems.”

Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Roger L. Cloutier Jr.

Founding Chair, Allied Defense Council

U.S. Army (Ret.), Former Commander, NATO Allied Land Command; U.S. Army Africa / SETAF

Sets coalition readiness standards for allied post-quantum cryptographic transition, drawing on command of NATO land-force readiness.

Lt. Gen. Milford H. "Beags" Beagle Jr.

Senior Leader, Allied Defense Council

U.S. Army (Ret.), Former Commanding General, U.S. Army Combined Arms Center; Commandant, CGSC

Brings force-development and training rigor to continuous quantum-risk readiness.

Dr. Shan Bagby

Brigadier General (Ret.) · Healthcare Executive Advisor

U.S. Army (Ret.), Former Commander, the Department of Defense's sole Level I trauma center; FACHE

Dual military-medicine and enterprise-healthcare leadership applied to post-quantum readiness in mission-critical care environments.

Dr. David Mussington

Former Executive Assistant Director, CISA

“The question isn't whether quantum disruption will reshape cybersecurity. It's whether leadership teams have a plan in place before that moment arrives. Qtonic Quantum is helping close that gap.”

Garrett Melich

Former Deputy Director Cyber & Digital Policy, CIA

“What stands out across these environments isn't a lack of encryption, but a lack of prioritization. Organizations are protecting data with vastly different lifespans using the same cryptographic foundations. Quantifying that difference is what turns quantum readiness from a theoretical concern into an actionable program.”

Choose your decision path

Start with the decision you own.

Pick the path that fits your role. Each one shows the evidence that matters to you and the right next step.

Recommended first path for prospective buyers.

01 / Buyers

Assess risk

Know what is exposed, material, and urgent.

Go from not knowing where your encryption is weak to a clear plan with owners.

Open the buyer decision center

02 / Government & Defense

Mission readiness

Plan the move to post-quantum encryption for your mission.

Get an inventory of the encryption your mission relies on, mapped to CNSA 2.0 and NSM-10, with planning inputs for your transition.

Open the government path

03 / Investors

Review the company

Review the category thesis and operating evidence.

Understand timing, product system, accountable leadership, and public milestones.

Review the company brief

04 / Partners

Build together

See where technology, delivery, and research connect.

Choose how to work with us: integration, delivery, resale, or research.

Explore the partner ecosystem

05 / Team

Join the mission

See the mission, operating principles, and open work.

Understand how Qtonic Quantum Corp works before choosing a role or talent path.

Explore careers

One evidence chain

Find exposure. Prove materiality. Sequence the fix.

Three products carry one decision record from cryptographic exposure to a governed post-quantum plan. Each instrument below states whether its evidence is illustrative, estimated, or measured.

Review one record from your decision seat

The underlying illustrative record does not change when the audience view changes.

01 / Asset

Payment API edge

02 / Cryptography

RSA-2048 certificate path

03 / Exposure

Long-lived financial records

04 / Materiality

HNDL consequence requires validation

05 / Owner

PKI platform lead

06 / Next action

Hybrid TLS pilot → evidence retest

Where is the material exposure?

Fund the validation and migration sequence that closes the highest-consequence path first.

Illustrative public scenario. It is not customer telemetry, a measured customer result, customer execution, or provider endorsement.

01 · Find · QScout

Find the cryptography that creates tomorrow's risk.

QScout turns approved-scope discovery into a reviewable exposure record: asset, cryptography, business consequence, evidence, and confidence. The public sample shows the structure without implying customer telemetry.

Inspect the QScout sample
QScout evidence console · illustrative
QStrike orchestration evidence · illustrative

02 · Prove · QStrike

Prove which weaknesses can become material attack paths.

QStrike applies governed side-channel evidence to the path QScout found using real commercial quantum-cloud services. Every result is labeled as an observation or as attack-path evidence, with its scope stated; QStrike does not directly break encryption.

Inspect the QStrike boundary

03 · Fix · QSolve

Sequence post-quantum readiness toward the 2029 target.

QSolve converts evidence into owners, dependencies, exception decisions, and migration order. The Lab remains a separate evidence registry, so implementation guidance is not tied to a preferred cryptography vendor.

Inspect the QSolve sequence
QSolve migration sequence · illustrative
The independent Lab records versioned, limitation-aware proof and does not sell a preferred vendor.

Evidence before assertion

See what supports the claim. Sample evidence under approved scope.

Each public receipt states the claim, its scope, the artifact, its freshness, and its limitation. Customer environments and private findings stay out of the marketing site.

View the Proof Center

Built for the decision-makers

A clearer record for CISOs, boards, and migration owners.

Security leaders need to know what is exposed. Boards need to understand materiality and timing. Operators need owners, dependencies, and a sequence. The same evidence record should serve all three without turning diligence into theater.

Decision recordInspectable
01 Security
Material exposure and evidence
02 Board
Risk, timing, and accountability
03 Operators
Owners, dependencies, sequence

Begin with approved scope

Turn quantum exposure into an owned decision.

Tell us what must remain confidential and when leadership needs an answer. We will confirm the right assessment boundary before anything runs.

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A single violet river threading dark volcanic terrain toward the horizon
Evidence river · Illustrative imagery