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From cryptographic discovery to an enterprise-evidence migration plan.
Three engagement products take enterprises from scoped discovery, through forward-threat validation, to a sequenced migration plan. QLab remains a separate public evidence registry.
No customer telemetry is used. 5 governed deliverables, maps findings to 15 frameworks.
Exposed cryptography is mapped, proven under forward threat, and sequenced into an enterprise-evidence plan — closing with 5 governed deliverables mapped to 15 frameworks.
5 governed deliverables
Every engagement closes with the same evidence package.
maps findings to 15 frameworksThe spine
Find. Prove. Fix.
Three phases, each building on the evidence of the last. No phase is a black box — every step produces an artifact the next phase consumes.
- 1Find
QScout
Find exposure and cryptographic debt
A scoped, authorized discovery pass turns external posture into an evidence set: algorithms, certificates, HNDL-exposed traffic, and CBOM-ready inventory.
Explore QScout - 2Prove
QStrike
Prove materiality under forward threat
Provider-aligned validation and hostile review separate material attack paths from generic risk language before leadership commits action.
Explore QStrike - 3Fix
QSolve
Fix CryptoAgility execution
CISO-led advisory turns priority exposure into solution classes, partner routes, owners, exceptions, and dated migration sequence.
Explore QSolve
QLab supports the three-product path with public solution evidence and method boundaries. It is not a fourth flagship product peer.
The problem
The questions a quantum-ready board can already answer
Harvest-now, decrypt-later changes the risk math: data exfiltrated today can be read once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer exists. The work starts with knowing what you have.
Can you produce a dated cryptographic inventory on demand?
Supervisors increasingly expect documented cryptographic governance. A snapshot beats a spreadsheet rebuilt under deadline.
Is long-retention data exposed to harvest-now, decrypt-later?
Traffic and archives captured today can be decrypted once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer arrives. Long-lived secrets are already at risk.
Do you know which systems still depend on RSA and ECC?
Classical encryption-control reviews grade present configuration. They do not grade future decryptability.
Can your migration plan survive hostile diligence?
Counsel, regulators, and underwriters ask what you point to. Evidence-bound findings and a sequenced roadmap are the answer.
The proof
Five governed deliverables, built for hostile review
Every engagement closes with the same evidence package — designed to survive sophisticated diligence by counsel, regulators, and underwriters.
Cryptographic Bill of Materials
Approved-scope inventory of observed algorithms, protocols, certificates, keys, and owning systems, with residual gaps disclosed. CycloneDX-compatible JSON, SPDX-compatible export, and structured PDF. Maps to GRC tooling.
Finding-by-Finding Evidence Report
Each finding documented with severity, confidence, observed condition, business impact, evidence-ledger entry, named owner, 30/90-day actions, and reproduction path — using the WP §05 worked-example format.
Sequenced QSolve Remediation Roadmap
Five-phase QSolve migration roadmap calibrated to the customer operating calendar and aligned to a 2029 readiness planning horizon.
Compliance Mapping
Findings mapped to a subset of the fifteen compliance frameworks in the canonical registry — selected per engagement scope (for example PCI-DSS 4.0.1 and CNSA 2.0). A mapping, not a certification claim.
Evidence Package for Hostile Review
Capture window, corpus size, test method, cross-platform validation step, and reproduction path — designed to survive sophisticated diligence by counsel, regulators, or underwriters.
Findings mapped to fifteen frameworks
QScout assessments generate artifacts mapped to these compliance frameworks. This is a mapping, not a certification claim.
- maps to PCI-DSS 4.0.1
- maps to HIPAA
- maps to SOC 2
- maps to NIST CSF 2.0
- maps to NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5
- maps to ISO 27001:2022
- maps to FedRAMP Rev 5
- maps to CMMC 2.0
- maps to GDPR
- maps to GLBA
- maps to ITAR
- maps to SOX Section 404
- maps to SWIFT CSP v2026
- maps to NIST SP 800-131A Rev. 2
- maps to CNSA 2.0
Assessment boundary
Public-lane statements stay limited to release-verified, evidence-bound claims. Scoped discovery runs only against authorized targets, and framework mappings describe how findings align to published controls — Qtonic Quantum does not assert certification on your behalf. The $2M Challenge applies to QStrike engagements only, under published challenge terms.
Start where the evidence is.
A scoped QScout assessment produces a board-readable snapshot in days — the baseline that tells you whether deeper validation is justified.