PQCLayer gives regulated organisations a single system to discover, prioritise, and control cryptographic risk — before auditors and attackers do.
See your cryptographic exposure in minutes — no deployment required.
Is Too Late
Migration takes years — not months.
Still Vulnerable
Legacy algorithms remain widely deployed.
Is Already Active
Harvest Now, Decrypt Later.
If you don't know where your cryptography is, you cannot act in time.
Organisations are already being asked to demonstrate cryptographic control — by customers, auditors and regulators.
Regulators and auditors are starting to expect:
When the question comes: “Show us your cryptographic readiness.”
This is not about future threats. It’s about what happens when:
This is not a future problem. It is an operational risk — happening now.
Most organisations cannot answer basic questions about their cryptographic risk — and that creates real exposure.
You don’t know where cryptography is used across your systems and software vendors, or which assets are vulnerable.
Without context, teams fix low-impact issues while critical risks remain exposed.
You cannot demonstrate cryptographic control to auditors, customers or regulators.
You may discover issues, but you have no system to track and manage them over time.
This is not a visibility problem. It is a control problem.
Designed for security teams operating in regulated and high-sensitivity environments.
Support audit readiness, compliance expectations and structured cryptographic governance.
Unify cloud environments, enterprise systems and software vendors into one system of control.
PQCLayer helps teams prioritise and act — not just observe.
It is a governance problem.
And governance requires a system of record.
A single system to manage cryptographic risk across your organisation.
Build a unified, continuously updated view of cryptographic assets across cloud environments, enterprise systems and software vendors.
Prioritise cryptographic risk based on business impact, exposure and sensitivity.
Track, manage and govern cryptographic posture over time — not just at a single point.
Try PQCLayer for a limited time on your software vendors and see your initial cryptographic exposure.
Execute ScanSee how PQCLayer fits your environment and how to operationalise cryptographic control.
Answer a few questions and get an initial score, recommendations and a rough readiness timeline.
Begin AssessmentPQCLayer structures, governs and operationalises cryptographic risk.
A complete, structured cryptographic asset inventory across all relevant environments.
Contextual risk prioritisation based on impact, sensitivity and exposure.
Continuous tracking, governance and remediation management.
PQCLayer provides a continuous system — not a one-time report.
Critical Risk
Immediate action required
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Where cryptographic risk has real operational, financial and regulatory impact.
Banks, fintechs and payment providers under regulatory pressure.
Organisations managing long-lived, sensitive customer data.
Environments where cryptographic weakness creates operational exposure.
Software vendors expected to prove resilience to customers and auditors.
Companies handling sensitive workloads across complex environments.
Answer a few questions and get your initial score, recommendations and a rough readiness timeline.
Questions security, GRC and platform teams ask when evaluating a cryptographic system of record.
PQCLayer — also written as PQC Layer — is the cryptographic system of record for regulated organisations. It discovers cryptographic assets across cloud, on-prem and SaaS vendors, prioritises risk by impact and exposure, and tracks remediation continuously — so security teams can prove cryptographic control to auditors, customers and regulators.
PQCLayer is built for security, GRC and platform teams at regulated organisations — financial services, insurance, critical infrastructure, enterprise SaaS and technology providers. It is designed for environments where cryptographic weakness creates real audit, contractual or operational exposure.
PQCLayer connects read-only to cloud accounts, enterprise systems and software vendor data, then maps every cryptographic asset — keys, certificates, algorithms, libraries and dependencies — into one continuously updated inventory. No agents are deployed. Assets are tagged with usage context, owner and risk signals.
CSPM and vulnerability scanners detect misconfigurations and CVEs. PQCLayer is purpose-built for cryptography: it inventories algorithms, key material and certificate dependencies, scores them by quantum and classical risk, and tracks remediation over time as a governance system — not a one-time scan.
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) refers to algorithms designed to resist attacks from quantum computers. It matters now because NIST has standardised PQC algorithms (FIPS 203, 204, 205), regulators are starting to expect migration plans, and Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later attacks already collect data today for future decryption.
PQCLayer aligns with NIST FIPS 203 (ML-KEM), FIPS 204 (ML-DSA) and FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA), NIST SP 800-208 and the CNSA 2.0 transition timeline. PQCLayer itself is operated to SOC 2 Type II, FIPS 140-3 and ISO 27001 controls.
No. PQCLayer connects through read-only APIs to cloud providers, identity systems and supported enterprise systems. Initial visibility is available without installing agents, opening firewall holes or changing how applications run in production.
Most organisations get initial cryptographic exposure visibility in under a day via the free scan. A structured readiness assessment — score, recommendations and a rough migration timeline — typically completes within one to three weeks depending on environment scope and vendor coverage.
The only question is whether you control it.
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