Preparing for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) starts with knowing where cryptography is used. Discovery limited to certificates or the transport layer can leave gaps in visibility across keys, algorithms, protocols, and cryptographic libraries. A broader inventory helps organizations assess exposure, understand dependencies, and plan migration priorities.
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Build a Comprehensive Cryptographic Inventory
Identify cryptographic keys, algorithms, protocols, libraries, and certificates across the organization and create a Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) to improve visibility into the cryptographic estate.
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Identify Risk Across Security Control Layers
Assess cryptographic assets across system, network, transport, and application layers. Identify vulnerable components and map dependencies to understand exposure and migration complexity.
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Prioritize Remediation and PQC Migration
Use discovery findings to prioritize risk, plan remediation, support compliance and audit readiness, and inform a post-quantum cryptography migration roadmap with ongoing monitoring.