- QStrike
- Pentest
Platform · Find / Prove / Fix
Find, prove, and govern the PQC migration
QScout finds cryptographic exposure, QStrike proves material risk, and QSolve sequences the migration—one governed loop from evidence to action.
Key Takeaway: The website is the public proof layer, not the data room. Public-lane statements stay release-verified and evidence-bound; buyer-specific findings, commercial records, and model internals stay in controlled diligence.
- Find
- QScout exposure inventory
- Prove
- QStrike materiality record
- Fix
- QSolve migration sequence
No customer telemetry is used. provider-calibrated modeled runtime across six provider-aligned modeled profiles and four modalities; zero quantum hardware connected and no live-hardware execution.
Qtonic Quantum Lab is a separate public evidence registry, not a fourth engagement product.
One operating system for the quantum transition record
The platform is not a loose catalog. Every buyer path moves through the same evidence loop with explicit inputs, outputs, and confidentiality boundaries.
- 1 / Find
QScout
In · Approved scope, systems, protocols, certificates, vendors, and retention windows. Out · Cryptographic exposure record with owner, evidence, priority, and CBOM-ready context. Boundary · No passive or active testing outside the attested scope.
- 2 / Prove
QStrike
In · Priority exposure that needs materiality validation before migration scope expands. Out · Governed validation boundary, attacker-path logic, and falsifiable evidence record. Boundary · Challenge terms and eligibility apply only to QStrike engagements.
- 3 / Fix
QSolve
In · Validated exposure, exceptions, incumbent constraints, and standards requirements. Out · Migration sequence, owner routing, solution-class decisions, and exception handling. Boundary · Commercial terms and environment-specific recommendations stay in diligence.
QLab supplies public solution evidence and method boundaries to this three-product path. It is not a fourth flagship product peer.
Multi-Provider Validation Profiles
Provider-aligned modeling across six provider-aligned modeled profiles and four modalities. Published-benchmark calibration inputs are reference inputs only and do not run customer workloads.
IBM Quantum
SuperconductingEagle / Heron
IonQ
Trapped IonForte
Quantinuum
Trapped IonH2 / Helios
Rigetti
SuperconductingAnkaa
QuEra
Neutral AtomAquila
D-Wave
AnnealingAdvantage
Modeled profile coverage reflects published provider configurations. Published-benchmark calibration inputs, including Google Willow, are reference inputs only and do not run customer workloads.
QStrike
QStrike applies provider-aligned modeled profiles and governed review to buyer-approved cryptographic evidence while keeping modeled, observed, and unproven results distinct.
* High & Critical findings (CVSS 7.0+) are evidence-reviewed through governed enterprise delivery. No public cumulative count is asserted here.
Request a QStrike demonstrationProvider-Aligned Validation
Validation workflows across six provider-aligned modeled profiles spanning four modalities, with zero quantum hardware connected and no live-hardware execution.
Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later Defense
Identify data vulnerable to future quantum attacks being collected today.
Governed Validation
Critical findings are challenged against scope, method, evidence, and limitations before publication.
Scoped CBOM Mapping
Cryptographic bill of materials within approved scope, paired with a prioritized remediation roadmap.
One governed orchestration loop
Every public-lane workload moves through the same four-stage loop. Candidates are generated, routed to the right modality, validated on a provider profile, then adversarially reviewed before any finding is released.
- 1
Evidence framing
The Intelligence Model groups approved evidence into candidate risk paths for operator review.
- 2
Validation routing
Candidate paths route to approved validation profiles under scoped engagement controls.
- 3
Evidence validation
Bounded validation checks compare results across authorized evidence sources and approved profiles.
- 4
Hostile review
A separate review pass attempts to falsify surviving findings before publication.
QStrike vs Classical Pentesting
Classical penetration testing can be useful, but it does not produce the same quantum-forward operating record.
- QStrike
- Pentest
- QStrike
- Pentest
- QStrike
- Pentest
| Capability | QStrikeQuantum-First | Classical PentestLegacy |
|---|---|---|
| Provider-Aligned Validation | ||
| Supported Platform Profile Coverage | ||
| Intelligence-Driven Analysis | ||
| NIST PQC Migration |
The Quantum Threat Is Real
Security leaders across government and industry agree: preparation starts now.
“I spent my career in environments where encryption failure means mission failure. Qtonic Quantum applies that standard to enterprise systems.”
Enterprise Security Review
Built for enterprise security review and governed validation workflows
Ready to build the operating record?
Start with scoped exposure discovery, then escalate to QStrike only when materiality needs governed validation.
*Published challenge terms, engagement eligibility, and independent-review requirements apply. Individual results vary.