THE CRYPTOGRAPHIC CONTROL PLANE

Post-Quantum Cryptography You Control.

Sovereign, standards-aligned encryption from discovery to full migration. Deployable in days across cloud, on-premises or air-gapped environments.

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The threat

The quantum threat is already here

Adversaries are harvesting encrypted data today to decrypt it the moment a cryptographically relevant quantum computer arrives: harvest‑now, decrypt‑later.

74%

of organisations have no post-quantum migration plan.

Industry estimate

2030

NIST deadline to deprecate today’s encryption.

Source: NIST

Now

Harvest‑now‑decrypt‑later is already happening.

Active threat

The EQCore™ platform

One platform, three products

EQCore is the cryptographic control plane. Within it, three products carry you across discovery, migration and monitoring over one shared engine.

EQCore ties CipherScout, CipherForge and CipherWatch into one sovereign control plane - one inventory, one severity model, one migration plan. Explore the EQCore platform

Why EQCore

Built for the way enterprises actually run

01

Control Plane

One pane of glass for all cryptography: the way EDR unified the endpoint, EQCore unifies your cryptographic estate.

02

Sovereignty by Design

Runs entirely on your infrastructure, be it on cloud, on-premise or air-gapped, with a sovereign, data-residency-preserving architecture. Your keys and data stay within your boundary.

03

Crypto-Agility

Govern your cryptography from one place. As standards evolve, EQCore re-maps your estate and plans the migration, so algorithm changes stay managed and visible, not scattered across teams.

Integrations

Works with your stack

EQCore meets your estate where it lives - in cloud platforms, identity, security operations and PKI.

Partnering with ExeQuantum, we integrated post-quantum encryption, giving users the choice between post-quantum and classical encryption. This ensures their data remains secure against future quantum threats.

Yuri Miloslavsky, CEO at SharePass

Compliance

The regulatory clock

Mandates are already on the calendar. The window to migrate is measured in years, not decades.

  1. 2024

    NIST finalises FIPS 203/204/205.

  2. 2027

    CNSA 2.0 procurement gate.

  3. 2030

    NIST deprecates RSA/ECC.

  4. 2035

    Full transition mandated.

FAQ

Quantum security, clarified

What is post-quantum cryptography?

Post-quantum cryptography uses algorithms designed to resist attacks from both classical and quantum computers. The NIST-standardised suite (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA) replaces RSA, ECC and Diffie-Hellman, which a sufficiently powerful quantum computer would break.

How does EQCore fit into my existing security stack?

EQCore sits above your existing tools as a cryptographic control plane. It connects to your cloud key stores, identity provider, certificate authority and SIEM through marketplace connectors, so discovery, planning and alerting plug into the estate you already run.

Which compliance frameworks does EQCore map to?

EQCore maps findings against compliance regimes across the US, Australia, the UAE, India, Malaysia and international standards, including NIST CSF, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, CMMC, Essential Eight (ASD) and NACSA. If the framework you report against is not covered yet, we can add it quickly.

Where does my data go during a scan?

Scan data is written to your own provisioned database. ExeQuantum never holds or accesses your encryption keys or scan results. You can deploy EQCore as cloud SaaS, a sovereign on-premises box or fully air-gapped.

Who needs to act now?

Any organisation that protects data with a confidentiality requirement outlasting the arrival of a capable quantum computer. Government, financial services, healthcare, defence and critical infrastructure are the most exposed because their data carries decades of liability.

The quantum clock is running. Take control now.