Cryptographic Discovery
Almost nobody can answer that question. It is scattered across source code, libraries you did not write, keystores, TLS configuration, container images and cloud services — and almost none of it is written down anywhere.
DigiCert Quantum Readiness Outlook, July 2026 — survey of IT and security decision-makers in the US, UK and Australia. Almost everyone is planning. Almost nobody has moved.
Encrypted traffic and archives captured today can be decrypted the day a large enough quantum computer exists. Anything with a seven-to-fifteen-year confidentiality life — customer records, transaction history, long-lived keys — is exposed now, not later.
But you cannot fix, budget for, or even argue about cryptography you cannot see. Every migration plan, every vendor conversation and every board question starts at the same place: an inventory nobody has.
Tell us what your environment looks like and what is forcing the timeline. We will tell you what a first engagement covers and what it would find.