The Five Pillars of Cryptographic Discovery & Inventory
External Network
AsUnderstand what encryption is visible externally from your infrastructure.sets
Internal Network
Identify internal encryption within your network and how it communicates.
IT Assets
Recognize how endpoints, IoT devices, and servers use encryption and for what purposes.
Databases
Pinpoint the location of databases and understand how they are encrypted.
Code
Search for and inventory the encryption used within your code and code libraries.
It is crucial to inventory these five pillars as early and as continuously as possible before developing your roadmap for transitioning to PQC standards.
Missing just one of these areas could lead to significant budget overruns and leave critical vulnerabilities in undiscovered systems.
Automated
cryptographic inventory and quantum risk assessment
Finds external encryption.
Finds
internal encryption.
PanoQoR combines network scanning with analytic capabilities to help organizations structure cryptographic migration strategies through a data-driven framework.
PanoQoR identifies quantum-vulnerable cryptography that protects critical processes and embedded cryptography used internally within products.
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Discovers external, Internet-accessible cryptography.
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Discovers internal network cryptography.
PanoQoR technology enables:
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Complete inventory of cryptography algorithms in specified domains without taxing current staff.
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Identify embedded cryptography used internally within networks, end-user systems, applications, and products.
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Find assets on end-user systems and servers, including applications and associated libraries, within application functionality and for firmware and software updates.
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Accelerate compliance with government mandates and directives.
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Alignment of cryptographic migration strategy with organizational risk and priorities.
Outside Crypto Risk
Scans externally-facing networks automatically finding and scoring encryption for data in motion
Inside Crypto Risk
A software appliance you install to discover your internal encryption.
