Cryptographic inventory
Locate candidate cryptographic uses and record their sources, owners, and evidence gaps.
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Quantum-readiness services at Evolext.
A bounded starting point for understanding cryptographic dependencies and post-quantum migration priorities.
For small and medium-sized businesses, including those without an in-house technology team, reviewing their cryptographic dependencies.
Discuss quantum readiness ↗Quantum field guide
Detailed guides and scoped service information are available on Evolext Quantum.
Research, assessment, and prototype work within an agreed boundary. Production engineering and rollout require a separate scope.
Readiness assessment
Connect confirmed dependencies to data lifetime, provider support, and migration decisions.
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QuantumSafe Scanner
An offline tool that identifies supported cryptographic source usage and recognized local dependency declarations for human review.
Independent research prototype
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What readiness evidence can show
A bounded assessment may inspect authorized source and dependencies, then review findings in their system context. A scanner report alone is not a production inventory or migration result.
- Which repositories and systems are authorized and in scope?
- Which findings need owner and runtime-context review?
- What remains unknown before a migration decision?
What shapes a readiness assessment
The assessment boundary determines the evidence that can be reviewed and the questions left open.
- Authorized systems and repositories in scope
- Available source, dependency, architecture, and provider evidence
- Assessment depth, human review, and reporting needs