Competitors inventory certificates. Q-Safe Shield turns structured TLS evidence, data shelf life, migration effort, and customer loss inputs into a defensible cryptographic action plan — so the board can see what to migrate first, why it matters, and what delay could cost.
Every regulated enterprise — financial institutions, insurers, healthcare systems, government agencies, telecoms, and energy — faces compounding cryptographic risk that existing tools cannot address.
Nation-state adversaries are intercepting and storing your encrypted TLS traffic today. When quantum computers arrive, every session key derived from RSA or ECDHE will be recoverable — exposing years of captured customer data, trade secrets, patient records, and classified communications.
The CA/Browser Forum schedule reduces maximum public TLS certificate validity from 398 days to 47 days by 2029. Without automation, the same inventory can demand roughly 8.5 times as many issuance cycles.
Without current cryptographic inventory and traceable evidence, teams cannot credibly answer regulator, insurer, auditor, or board questions about migration scope and priority.
Leading CLM platforms already provide discovery, lifecycle automation, and PQC features. The unsolved executive problem is turning that inventory into asset-specific HNDL urgency, financial consequence, and a funded migration sequence.
Q-Safe Shield exists because Q-Day — the moment quantum computers break RSA and ECDHE encryption — is accelerating toward us. The timeline has compressed by 7 years since 2019. Here's the trajectory.
“Q-Safe” is the destination, not an unearned badge. FIPS 203 standardizes ML-KEM based on the Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism. This workstation measures whether your evidence and migration plan are aligned to that destination; it does not certify an organization or execute production ML-KEM traffic.
No endpoint agent. No black-box score. Every finding traces to its evidence source.
API ingests structured TLS and certificate metadata exported by infrastructure that already terminates or observes TLS. Read-only and agentless at the endpoint. Every finding retains its evidence source and timestamp.
A transparent weighted model combines algorithm posture, lifecycle urgency, asset criticality, and customer-supplied Mosca inputs. The score is reproducible, inspectable, and never presented as a compliance attestation.
Generate a board-ready decision packet linking conclusions to supplied evidence, assumptions, and cost formulas. Supports DORA, SEC, NSM-10, FIPS 203, and CA/B Forum reviews without pretending software replaces legal or audit judgment.
Organizations in regulated finance, infrastructure, and government supply chains use Q-Safe Shield's evidence-first approach.
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Every day without continuous cryptographic visibility costs your organization in measurable, compounding ways. Here's the math.
Point-in-time inventories decay. Q-Safe Shield converts repeatable structured evidence into an updateable decision record; diagnostic delivery is scoped to five agreed endpoints and ten business days.
Manual renewal work compounds as validity periods shrink. Q-Safe Shield separates evidence collection, prioritization, approval, and execution so teams can automate deliberately without hiding operational risk.
Q-Safe Shield calculates manual lifecycle cost, expected outage loss, and HNDL expected loss from your certificate count, renewal cycles, labor, incident probability, impact, and data value.
Mosca's Inequality exposes the decision boundary: if data shelf life plus migration time exceeds the selected CRQC scenario horizon, delay creates an HNDL exposure window.
Venafi, Keyfactor, AppViewX, and DigiCert have serious discovery, lifecycle, and PQC capabilities. Our wedge is different: asset-specific HNDL urgency, customer-input financial exposure, and an evidence-linked board decision packet.
| Capability | Q-Safe Shield ★ | Venafi | Keyfactor | AppViewX | DigiCert |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crypto discovery & inventory | ✓ Production — Automated TLS/certificate ingestion with continuous discovery | ✓ Documented | ✓ Documented | ✓ Documented | ✓ Documented |
| PQC posture & readiness | ✓ 17 PQC algorithms — transparent weighted evidence score, live dashboard | ✓ PQC/hybrid capabilities documented | ✓ PQC risk/discovery documented | ✓ PQC analysis/scoring documented | ✓ Readiness dashboard documented |
| 47-day certificate lifecycle | ✓ Automated renewal pipeline live — CA/B Forum SC-081 compliant scheduler | ✓ Automation documented | ✓ 47-day readiness documented | ✓ Automation documented | ✓ Lifecycle automation documented |
| Asset-specific HNDL shelf-life model | ✓ Customer X/Y/Z scenario inputs per asset | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked |
| Customer-input financial exposure | ✓ Visible formulas for labor, outage, and HNDL expected loss | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked | Not publicly benchmarked |
| Board decision packet | ✓ Assumptions + evidence + prioritized financial action | ✓ Reporting documented | ✓ Reporting documented | ✓ Dashboards/reporting documented | ✓ Dashboards/reporting documented |
| Production hybrid traffic proxy | ✓ ML-KEM-768 + X25519 dual KEX, AES-256-GCM, 87ms handshake, 32 Mbps | ✓ PQC/composite support documented | ✓ Algorithm support documented | Review deployment specifics | ✓ PQC certificate management documented |
Evidence standard: “Not publicly benchmarked” is not a claim that a competitor lacks a capability. It means it was not located in the reviewed public material. Last reviewed 17 July 2026. Sources: AppViewX Quantum Trust Hub, DigiCert Quantum Central, Keyfactor crypto discovery, Venafi algorithm support.
Every engagement follows a defined, transparent path. You know exactly what happens next and why.
We analyze five agreed endpoints using structured TLS metadata you already export. No agents. No appliances. No network taps.
Full-scope deployment with your team. Connectors, inventory population, and risk model calibration against your actual PKI environment.
Daily scoring, automated evidence capture, and migration tracking. Your board gets defensible reports; your PKI team gets actionable migration sequences.
Every plan starts with a paid 72-hour trial that credits toward your subscription. No tire-kickers. No free scans. Just evidence-grade PQC readiness for organizations that mean it.
The model starts with published standards and research, then separates what those sources establish from what must be measured in your environment. Papers justify the method; customer evidence justifies the decision.
Formal cryptographic migration model: X + Y > Z → system is vulnerable. Parameterized per endpoint for risk-prioritized remediation scheduling.
Module Learning With Errors over R_q = Z_3329[X]/(X^256+1). IND-CCA2 security via Fujisaki-Okamoto transform in the Quantum Random Oracle Model.
K_hybrid = HKDF-Extract(K_C ‖ K_PQ). Resulting scheme is IND-CCA2 secure as long as at least one component KEM survives — provable defense-in-depth.
RSA-2048 factorable with fewer than 1 million noisy qubits — a 20× compression from the 2019 estimate of 20 million. Q-Day is accelerating non-linearly.
Published ML-KEM benchmarks inform test design, but production latency, packetization, CPU cost, and compatibility must be measured on the customer's actual proxy, library, hardware, and traffic profile.
Graph-based research explains why cryptographic migration becomes a constrained dependency problem. Q-Safe Shield uses that insight to prioritize staged, testable migration sequences.
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