QUANTUM SECURITY ASSURANCE
QUANTUM SECURITY ASSURANCE
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Reach out
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Book a call or email contact@quantsec.xyz to discuss your quantum security needs.
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QuantSec Labs, Delaware, USA
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Start here
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Ready to understand your quantum exposure?
Defined scope
Clear findings
Practical next steps
Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.
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Start here
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Ready to understand your quantum exposure?
Defined scope
Clear findings
Practical next steps
Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.
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Start here
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Ready to understand your quantum exposure?
Defined scope
Clear findings
Practical next steps
Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.
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Answers
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Frequently asked questions
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What is the QuantSec platform?
QuantSec helps teams identify and manage quantum-related cryptographic risk across software, services and digital assets. It combines scoped assessments, severity-ranked findings, signed release evidence and ongoing monitoring, with optional premium migration support.
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How does QuantSec work?
Connect your repositories and agree the scope. QuantSec scans code and dependencies, classifies findings by severity and exposure, then supports certification and signing for a specific tagged release. Signed evidence is published to your profile while vulnerability details remain private. If remediation is needed, our optional migration service can help before certification.
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How can QuantSec support our compliance reviews?
QuantSec provides an independent, third-party security review of your in-scope cryptography, with findings, remediation priorities and signed evidence. You can present these materials to compliance boards, auditors and other reviewers to help demonstrate how your organisation is meeting relevant security criteria. Our service does not guarantee compliance or regulatory approval: requirements and acceptance of evidence depend on the applicable framework and reviewer. A QuantSec report is not a substitute for legal advice.
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How involved do we need to be during implementation?
Your team helps define scope, authorise repository access and review findings. For premium migration, you also agree deliverables, provide system context and approve testing and release changes. Our team handles the agreed remediation work. The time required depends on the findings and complexity, and is confirmed during scoping.
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Do you work with companies outside the US?
Yes. We work with organisations internationally. During scoping, we agree practical arrangements for time zones, access and any data-handling requirements, and identify the relevant regional compliance framework.
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What are the main quantum security concerns?
A sufficiently capable quantum computer could break widely used public-key cryptography, including RSA and elliptic-curve systems. This creates risks for encrypted data, digital signatures, identity and digital assets. Attackers may also collect encrypted data today to decrypt later. Priorities include finding vulnerable cryptography, understanding data lifetimes and planning a tested transition to post-quantum alternatives.
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Why should we prepare for quantum now rather than later?
Migration takes time: you need to discover cryptographic dependencies, prioritise systems and coordinate changes with suppliers. Sensitive data captured today may need to remain confidential for years, and standards and procurement requirements are already changing. Starting now lets you build an inventory and a phased plan without relying on a precise prediction of when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer will arrive.
Have a question?
Reach out anytime. We're happy to answer any questions before you commit to working together.
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Answers
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Frequently asked questions
01
What is the QuantSec platform?
QuantSec helps teams identify and manage quantum-related cryptographic risk across software, services and digital assets. It combines scoped assessments, severity-ranked findings, signed release evidence and ongoing monitoring, with optional premium migration support.
02
How does QuantSec work?
Connect your repositories and agree the scope. QuantSec scans code and dependencies, classifies findings by severity and exposure, then supports certification and signing for a specific tagged release. Signed evidence is published to your profile while vulnerability details remain private. If remediation is needed, our optional migration service can help before certification.
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How can QuantSec support our compliance reviews?
QuantSec provides an independent, third-party security review of your in-scope cryptography, with findings, remediation priorities and signed evidence. You can present these materials to compliance boards, auditors and other reviewers to help demonstrate how your organisation is meeting relevant security criteria. Our service does not guarantee compliance or regulatory approval: requirements and acceptance of evidence depend on the applicable framework and reviewer. A QuantSec report is not a substitute for legal advice.
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How involved do we need to be during implementation?
Your team helps define scope, authorise repository access and review findings. For premium migration, you also agree deliverables, provide system context and approve testing and release changes. Our team handles the agreed remediation work. The time required depends on the findings and complexity, and is confirmed during scoping.
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Do you work with companies outside the US?
Yes. We work with organisations internationally. During scoping, we agree practical arrangements for time zones, access and any data-handling requirements, and identify the relevant regional compliance framework.
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What are the main quantum security concerns?
A sufficiently capable quantum computer could break widely used public-key cryptography, including RSA and elliptic-curve systems. This creates risks for encrypted data, digital signatures, identity and digital assets. Attackers may also collect encrypted data today to decrypt later. Priorities include finding vulnerable cryptography, understanding data lifetimes and planning a tested transition to post-quantum alternatives.
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Why should we prepare for quantum now rather than later?
Migration takes time: you need to discover cryptographic dependencies, prioritise systems and coordinate changes with suppliers. Sensitive data captured today may need to remain confidential for years, and standards and procurement requirements are already changing. Starting now lets you build an inventory and a phased plan without relying on a precise prediction of when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer will arrive.
Have a question?
Reach out anytime. We're happy to answer any questions before you commit to working together.
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Answers
_
Frequently asked questions
01
What is the QuantSec platform?
QuantSec helps teams identify and manage quantum-related cryptographic risk across software, services and digital assets. It combines scoped assessments, severity-ranked findings, signed release evidence and ongoing monitoring, with optional premium migration support.
02
How does QuantSec work?
Connect your repositories and agree the scope. QuantSec scans code and dependencies, classifies findings by severity and exposure, then supports certification and signing for a specific tagged release. Signed evidence is published to your profile while vulnerability details remain private. If remediation is needed, our optional migration service can help before certification.
03
How can QuantSec support our compliance reviews?
QuantSec provides an independent, third-party security review of your in-scope cryptography, with findings, remediation priorities and signed evidence. You can present these materials to compliance boards, auditors and other reviewers to help demonstrate how your organisation is meeting relevant security criteria. Our service does not guarantee compliance or regulatory approval: requirements and acceptance of evidence depend on the applicable framework and reviewer. A QuantSec report is not a substitute for legal advice.
04
How involved do we need to be during implementation?
Your team helps define scope, authorise repository access and review findings. For premium migration, you also agree deliverables, provide system context and approve testing and release changes. Our team handles the agreed remediation work. The time required depends on the findings and complexity, and is confirmed during scoping.
05
Do you work with companies outside the US?
Yes. We work with organisations internationally. During scoping, we agree practical arrangements for time zones, access and any data-handling requirements, and identify the relevant regional compliance framework.
06
What are the main quantum security concerns?
A sufficiently capable quantum computer could break widely used public-key cryptography, including RSA and elliptic-curve systems. This creates risks for encrypted data, digital signatures, identity and digital assets. Attackers may also collect encrypted data today to decrypt later. Priorities include finding vulnerable cryptography, understanding data lifetimes and planning a tested transition to post-quantum alternatives.
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Why should we prepare for quantum now rather than later?
Migration takes time: you need to discover cryptographic dependencies, prioritise systems and coordinate changes with suppliers. Sensitive data captured today may need to remain confidential for years, and standards and procurement requirements are already changing. Starting now lets you build an inventory and a phased plan without relying on a precise prediction of when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer will arrive.
Have a question?
Reach out anytime. We're happy to answer any questions before you commit to working together.