Find the vulnerable crypto
A clear record of the agreed systems that still rely on public-key cryptography vulnerable to future quantum attacks, linked to evidence and the people responsible.
PQC readiness audits for security and risk leaders
Find where today’s encryption puts tomorrow’s data at risk.
Kvantis audits the systems and evidence you agree to share to find quantum-vulnerable cryptography, show what it protects, and tell you what to move to post-quantum cryptography first.
The threat · already underway
Harvest now.
Decrypt later.
An attacker does not need a quantum computer to copy encrypted traffic today. If the data must remain private for years, they can keep that copy and try to decrypt it when the technology catches up. That is a real exposure—not a distant theory.
Find your exposure →The audit
Find the exposure. Build a defensible response.
We use the information you already have—not a generic questionnaire—to find where quantum-vulnerable cryptography is used, what it protects, and where a future migration will be hardest. You leave with evidence and a prioritised plan your security, risk, and regulatory teams can use. This is not certification or legal advice.
See what is exposed
We show what sensitive data and business services each finding protects, how long that protection must last, and where harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure is most serious.
Be ready to act—and explain your plan
You get a prioritised PQC readiness plan: what to review or migrate first, who needs to own it, and the evidence needed for risk, audit, supplier, and regulatory conversations.
How it works
From hidden exposure to a defensible PQC plan.
We agree the scope before work begins. Most audits take two to six weeks, and we keep the time needed from your team clear from day one.
Scope
In a short call, we agree which data and systems matter most, what we will look at, and who needs to be involved. You know exactly what the audit covers before work starts.
Clear scope before we beginFind
We start with information you already have: system lists, certificates, documents, and short conversations with your team. This helps us find quantum-vulnerable cryptography within the agreed scope.
We only use information you approveUnderstand
We connect each finding to the data or service it protects, its owner, and the practical difficulty of moving it. This shows where harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure matters most.
Evidence for security and risk decisionsPrioritise
You receive a clear plan for leaders and technical teams: what should be reviewed or moved to PQC first, what can wait, and how to explain the plan to auditors, suppliers, and regulators.
A defensible plan in 2–6 weeksBe ready to answer the regulatory question.
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DORA
The EU rules on digital resilience for financial organisations. The audit gives you a clearer technical risk picture and evidence for your internal response; it does not certify compliance.
02
NIS2
EU cybersecurity rules for important organisations. Your legal team decides what applies to you; we help document the technical evidence and readiness plan behind that discussion.
03
ENISA
European cybersecurity guidance that helps frame a credible, risk-based response.
04
NIST PQC
New cryptography standards that inform the practical route from today’s vulnerable systems to post-quantum protection.
Start your audit
You know the data.
We find the risk.
Tell us which data needs to stay private and the systems it depends on. You do not need to know where the vulnerable cryptography is—that is what the audit finds. If we are a fit, we agree the scope and data handling before work begins.