Adversaries are already collecting encrypted corporate, government, and law-enforcement data, banking on future quantum computers to decrypt it.
Every secure report, portal, and record protected only by classical cryptography is a long-term liability. The highest-urgency finding is simple: organizations that do not begin their post-quantum migration inventory now will not complete it before the 2033 to 2035 cryptographically-relevant quantum-computer window.
Key encapsulation that establishes secure channels resistant to quantum attack.
Digital signatures applied to every piece of finished intelligence, so provenance holds up to scrutiny.
Stateless hash-based signatures held in reserve as a conservative backup.
Two disciplines, joined. Human ground truth is verified in the field, then delivered over channels built to survive the quantum transition.
Cryptographic resilience is not a feature we bolt on. It is Domain 07 of the AEGIS-Qᴴ architecture.
Our approach aligns with Canada's CCCS ITSM.40.001 post-quantum guidance and Five Eyes PKI cross-certification obligations, so intelligence delivered today remains admissible and defensible as the standards take force.
Vetted counterparties can review the quantum-safe architecture in depth under appropriate confidentiality.
