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Representative outcomes

Metrics describe engagement patterns — not named customers. Buyer identities remain confidential.

Days, not quarters

Time to first CBOM-shaped decision record on scoped Surface-class work.

Owners on material paths

Material findings leave with accountable owners when the engagement includes assignment.

Degraded stays visible

Public proof policy: we do not repaint red service state as marketing green.

Representative Public Proof Summaries

Representative Public Proof Summaries
From Governed Quantum-Risk Engagements

These summaries are representative of governed Qtonic Quantum engagement patterns across external posture assessment and forward-threat validation. They are not named customer case studies. Buyer identities and sensitive identifiers are withheld; operational shape and outcome framing follow delivered methodology, not public customer attribution.

Public diligence summaries describe governed engagement patterns. Buyer identifiers are removed, sensitive details are normalized, and public metrics are banded before release so procurement teams can assess outcomes without exposing protected environments.

  • Derived from governed engagement evidence
  • Normalized and rounded for controlled public release
  • Aligned to delivered outcomes without reproducing protected buyer reports

Findings scored using CVSS 3.1 with quantum-specific extensions. Passive assessment across all public-facing infrastructure.

Additional diligence materials and controlled reference support are available during qualified buyer review. Named customer references are available under NDA via diligence intake — request through Contact.

QScoutRecent governed engagementExternal passive cryptographic posture assessment

Enterprise semiconductor manufacturer

QScout identified broad cryptographic debt, visible HNDL exposure, and no observable post-quantum controls across a large external enterprise footprint. The public summary stays at posture and prioritization level and does not disclose buyer identifiers or environment-specific endpoints.

Topline Metrics

External attack surface

Thousands of assets

Cryptographic debt

Large-scale

Critical findings

Hundreds

HNDL exposure

Widespread

Observed PQC deployment

None visible

Key Findings

  • Legacy TLS and certificate posture created immediate remediation priorities.
  • Harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure was concentrated in internet-facing cryptographic assets.
  • The environment showed significant migration planning debt despite broad external coverage.

Evidence Standard

  • Passive external collection only
  • Governed evidence chain with sanitized report artifacts
  • Procurement review materials available under NDA

Outcomes

  • Executive posture summary delivered for board and procurement review.
  • Prioritized migration and remediation path established for follow-on work.
QStrikeRecent governed engagementReadiness assessment plus digital-twin validation

Large live-operations venue operator

QStrike validated cryptographic exposure across operational technology without targeting live production systems. Public release preserves the operational lesson set while removing buyer identity, exact facility details, and platform-specific identifiers.

Topline Metrics

Cryptographic footprint

Thousands of instances

Operational issues

Hundreds

Control weaknesses

Material

Observed anomalies

Multiple classes

Observed PQC deployment

None visible

Key Findings

  • Operational technology telemetry included cleartext and weak-session patterns that increased forward-decrypt risk.
  • Facility-management systems still relied on deprecated TLS and static RSA behaviors.
  • Observed endpoint behavior justified deeper follow-on validation and remediation sequencing.

Evidence Standard

  • Passive collection followed by digital-twin validation
  • No production system was actively targeted by quantum workloads
  • Reproducible findings with governed report artifacts

Outcomes

  • Readiness priorities sequenced for operational and supporting technology environments.
  • The buyer received a proof-backed remediation path without disrupting live operations.

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Public case studies summarize delivered outcomes without exposing buyer identity. Supporting diligence materials, proof packs, and deeper artifacts remain available during controlled review.