Named ownership
Translate findings into accountable control owners and decision dates.
Fix · migration sequencing
Turn cryptographic findings into an owned, sequenced migration.
QSolve connects evidence to dependencies, accountable owners, exceptions, and a practical route from current cryptography through hybrid readiness to post-quantum readiness.
The decision
Who must act, in what order, and with which migration dependency cleared first?
Qtonic Quantum Corp · CBOM Exposure Map
Evidence to owner
- 01Migration item
Validated records service
The work item retains the originating exposure and materiality evidence.
- 02Implementation dependency
TLS · vendor · change window
Architecture and procurement dependencies stay visible before dates are set.
- 03Transition state
Hybrid deployment required
The buyer records exceptions, interoperability gates, and rollback conditions.
- 04Owner and sequence
Platform Security · Wave 01
QSolve makes ownership, order, evidence renewal, and the next gate explicit.
QSolve outcomes
What the buyer can decide next
Dependency-aware sequence
Order work around platforms, vendors, data flows, and change windows.
Buyer-controlled choices
Evaluate solution classes without turning public registry coverage into endorsement.
Why QSolve
The product truth that makes this step distinct
Evidence before architecture
QSolve begins with QScout exposure, QStrike materiality, owner context, and the buyer's actual dependencies—not a generic workshop or vendor catalog.
Five-phase migration discipline
Cryptographic inventory, risk assessment, architecture planning, hybrid deployment, and full migration with continuous monitoring form the canonical sequence.
Inspect the five-phase frameworkBuyer-controlled solution routing
Public Lab evidence can inform solution-class comparison, while procurement, architecture, exceptions, and implementation authority remain with the buyer.
Operating method
Five-phase migration sequence
- 01
Cryptographic inventory
Bind observed algorithms, keys, protocols, systems, owners, and approved-scope coverage into a CBOM-backed record.
- 02
Risk assessment
Prioritize exposure using data lifetime, business criticality, validated materiality, and applicable obligations.
- 03
Architecture planning
Select solution classes, hybrid patterns, dependencies, owners, and explicit gate criteria before deployment.
- 04
Hybrid deployment
Sequence parallel classical and post-quantum paths, interoperability validation, exceptions, and rollback decisions.
- 05
Migration and monitoring
Retire classical-only paths where approved and govern drift, evidence renewal, and algorithm lifecycle decisions.
Proof receipt
Claim, method, state, and limit—in one place
Bounded product truth. No customer telemetry in this public view.
- Claim
- QSolve uses evidence-linked solution classes and a dependency-aware migration sequence.
- Scope
- Migration-decision records and public solution evidence; not a procurement endorsement.
- Method
- Read the migration record contract and the Lab provenance attached to referenced solution evidence.
- Artifact
- Owner · dependency · exception · next-action record
- Freshness
- Method canon bound to website build 349f9a5ea4cb; solution evidence carries its own date.
- Status
- documented
- Limitation
- Registry inclusion is not endorsement or certification. Final vendor and implementation decisions remain buyer-controlled.
Governed intake
Migration planning remains buyer-controlled.
QSolve recommends a sequence and records the evidence behind it. Buyers retain procurement, architecture, exception, and implementation authority.
Scope a QSolve migration roadmap