Quantum risk is becoming a diligence question. A company whose products, data or digital assets rely on quantum-vulnerable cryptography faces migration work, customer questions and, in some sectors, regulatory deadlines. QuantSec helps funds understand that exposure in the companies they own or are assessing.
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Where the quantum threat shows up
Long-lived sensitive data that could be captured now and decrypted later.
Products sold into government and regulated markets, where post-quantum deadlines are being set.
Digital assets and protocols whose security depends on signatures that a quantum computer could forge.
Migration work that has not been planned or budgeted.
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What we do
A scan of your defined scope that finds the cryptography in use and classifies each finding by its quantum risk.
A digitally signed report with attack-surface analytics and a prioritised migration plan, which recipients can check has not been altered.
Hands-on help with post-quantum migration, from planning the order of work to checking the result.
Coverage on-chain and off-chain, so smart contracts, wallets and signing flows are assessed alongside conventional infrastructure.
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How it fits diligence
With the company’s agreement, we assess a defined scope and issue a signed report that can be shared with your investment committee or added to a data room. The migration plan gives you a view of the work required, and our team can then support the portfolio company with the migration itself.
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Context: the move to quantum-resistant cryptography
Governments have published dates for moving away from quantum-vulnerable cryptography, starting with inventories now and ending with full migration by 2035. Our regulatory clock summarises the main milestones with links to each source.
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Talk to us
Email [email protected] or book a call to scope a review for a portfolio company or target.