NIST POST-QUANTUM ALGORITHMS
PQC Migration Suite.
Automate the migration of enterprise codebases, cryptographic libraries, and certificate infrastructure from vulnerable RSA/ECC algorithms to NIST-standardized Post-Quantum Cryptography (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA).
- FIPS 203, 204, 205 Standards
- Hybrid Dual-Certificate PKI
- Automated Code Refactoring
Post-Quantum Transition
Automated Migration & Crypto-Agility Framework
Systematically remediate vulnerable asymmetric cryptography without breaking backwards compatibility or legacy client systems.
Automated Source Code Migration
Scans legacy application code and automatically generates pull requests replacing RSA/ECC cryptographic invocations with NIST PQC primitives.
- Replaces RSA/ECDH key exchanges with ML-KEM (Kyber)
- Replaces RSA/ECDSA digital signatures with ML-DSA (Dilithium)
- Automated test suite generation to verify cryptographic equivalence
Hybrid Dual-Certificate PKI
Manages transition-phase PKI issuing composite X.509 certificates containing both classical (RSA/ECC) and quantum-safe (ML-DSA) public keys.
- Maintains 100% compatibility with non-upgraded legacy clients
- Seamless fallback orchestration for mission-critical services
- Automated lifecycle tracking and post-quantum certificate authority rotation
Crypto-Agility Abstraction Layer
Injects an agile cryptographic middleware layer that decouples application business logic from underlying algorithm implementations.
- Hot-swap algorithms via configuration policy without code recompiles
- Immediate defense against future cryptanalytic breaks
- Centralized algorithm deprecation and emergency kill-switches
Performance & MTU Benchmarking
Simulates larger PQC public key and ciphertext sizes to detect network MTU packet fragmentation, TLS handshake latency spikes, and CPU bottlenecks.
- Validates MTU boundaries to prevent dropped TLS handshake packets
- Measures latency impact on real-world transaction workloads
- Identifies hardware acceleration opportunities (AVX-512, NEON)
Hardware Security Module (HSM) Bridging
Integrates on-premise HSM appliances (Thales, Utimaco, Entrust) via PKCS#11 to securely manage quantum-safe root and intermediate keys.
- Firmware compatibility validation for PQC firmware updates
- Zero-knowledge key generation within air-gapped HSM boundaries
- FIPS 140-3 physical perimeter verification
Compliance Roadmap Tracking
Maintains continuous visibility over organizational migration progress against deadlines set by NSA CNSA 2.0, NIST, RBI, and DORA regulations.
- Automated milestone tracking and executive dashboards
- Prioritization matrix based on data lifespan and sensitivity
- Exportable compliance evidence packages for regulators
STANDARDS & ALGORITHMS
Supported Post-Quantum Primitives
Strictly compliant with official NIST FIPS standards and standardized IETF composite drafts.
Standardized Quantum Algorithms
Official standardized algorithms specified for government, defense, and regulated commercial sectors.
- FIPS 203 (ML-KEM): Module-Lattice Key Encapsulation (Kyber-512, 768, 1024)
- FIPS 204 (ML-DSA): Module-Lattice Digital Signatures (Dilithium-2, 3, 5)
- FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA): Stateless Hash-Based Signatures (SPHINCS+)
- Stateful Hash (LMS/XMSS): Secure boot and firmware code signing
Supported Frameworks & Stacks
Drop-in libraries and connectors for standard enterprise application ecosystems.
- Java / Spring: Bouncy Castle PQC, OpenJDK 17/21 JCA/JCE providers
- C/C++ & Go: OpenSSL 3.x OQS provider, liboqs, Go crypto/mlkem
- .NET & Rust: BouncyCastle .NET, Rustls post-quantum extensions
- PKI / Web: NGINX, Apache, Envoy, CoreDNS with quantum TLS 1.3
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