Hunt cryptographic exposure where ordinary assessment stops.
QHunt extends the QScout Find family into authorized mission, operational-technology, restricted, air-gapped, and on-premise environments—inside an explicit non-destructive operating boundary.
QHunt is not unrestricted testing. Work begins only after customer ownership or explicit written authorization and an approved scope are confirmed.
Mission systems
Scope-bound assessment
Operational technology
Non-destructive default
Restricted / air-gapped
Operator-to-operator boundary
Customer authority
Targets · methods · stop conditions
One governed path
Authorize. Assess. Hand off.
Three decisions keep mission context visible without turning the page into an operating manual.
- 01Authorize
Bind the boundary before work begins.
The customer names approved targets, methods, exclusions, evidence handling, and stop conditions.
- 02Assess
Inspect the approved mission environment.
The default mission class is maximum non-destructive. Out-of-scope activity and stop-condition crossings are refused.
- 03Hand off
Return a reviewable evidence record.
Findings stay tied to the authorized scope so mission owners can decide what moves into governed remediation planning.
Evidence without overclaim
The boundary is part of the deliverable.
QHunt is a scoped professional service—not downloadable software. A cryptography bill of materials, or CBOM, can be an engagement output. It is not QHunt itself, not a public customer inventory, and not permission to assess a mission system.
Start with authority
Name the environment. We will define the safe boundary together.
No assessment begins until ownership or explicit authorization, approved methods, exclusions, evidence handling, and stop conditions are clear.
Scope a QHunt engagement