The enterprise platform for quantum-safe transformation. From discovery to execution.

The unified platform that takes enterprises from cryptographic discovery to quantum-safe execution, without changing tools, restarting workflows, or re-entering data.

— QUANTUM READINESS ASSESSMENT

A structured starting point for your quantum-safe migration.

A structured assessment that builds your cryptographic inventory, scores quantum exposure risk, and produces a prioritised migration roadmap.

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Stage 1

Cryptographic Inventory

Every cryptographic asset across your infrastructure mapped into a confidence-scored Bill of Materials.

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Stage 2

Quantum Risk Scoring

Highest-exposure systems identified and prioritised across seven risk dimensions including HNDL exposure.

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Stage 3

Regulatory Alignment

Current cryptographic posture mapped against relevant regulatory frameworks including NIST PQC standards.

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Stage 4

Migration Roadmap

Wave-based migration plan with duration and budget aligned to risk reduction milestones.

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Stage 5

QRA Report

Board-ready. Audit-defensible. Ready for risk committee and regulatory review.

— QUANTUM-SAFE TRAINING

Upskill your team on post-quantum cryptography migration.

Structured programmes for CISOs, security architects, and programme leads. Delivered by practitioners who work on real quantum-safe migration programmes.

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Not sure where to begin? · Advisory services

Most enterprises recognise the quantum-safe migration deadline. Few have a clear first step.

The right first step depends on where your team is today. In a free 30-minute consultation, an AvinyaSQ practitioner reviews your infrastructure and regulatory posture and tells you exactly where to begin.

— STANDARDS & COLLABORATION

Collaborating with the NIST NCCoE in the Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography Project

AvinyaSQ Technologies is collaborating with the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) in the Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography Project Consortium to bring awareness to the issues involved in migrating to post-quantum algorithms and to develop practices to ease migration from current public-key algorithms to replacement algorithms.

NIST does not evaluate commercial products under this Consortium and does not endorse any product or service used. Additional information on this consortium can be found at nccoe.nist.gov

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