The encryption protecting your world was never built to last.
The most widely used security protocols in the world have a known expiry date. The window to act is measured in years — not decades. Most organisations haven't started.
A vulnerability hiding in plain sight.
The cryptographic foundations built into virtually every connected system were designed for a world before quantum computing. That world no longer exists.
Adversaries are intercepting and storing encrypted communications today — waiting for the computing power to break them retroactively. Your data's vulnerability has no expiry date.
NIST finalised quantum-safe encryption standards in August 2024. Governments globally have set migration mandates. Migration timelines span years — organisations that wait will not finish in time.
Despite active regulatory guidance from NIST, NCSC, and ENISA, fewer than 5% of enterprises have a documented quantum migration strategy. Most don't know where their cryptography lives.
Clarity. Before the deadline.
Ciphertron gives security and engineering teams the visibility, prioritisation, and path forward to become quantum-safe — without needing a cryptography PhD to get started.
The clock is already running.
Regulatory milestones have been set. The gap between where organisations are and where they need to be is measured in years of work, not weeks of decisions.
Built for the organisations the incumbents ignore.
Enterprise PQC consulting starts at $250,000 and requires dedicated cryptography teams to operate. Ciphertron is built for companies with 10 to 5,000 engineers — the 95% the market has left behind.
Financial services companies handling payments, lending, or data under FCA, RBI, or SEC oversight face mandatory cryptographic compliance — without the budget of a tier-one bank.
Healthcare organisations hold decades of sensitive patient data. HIPAA's 50-year retention requirements make historic encrypted records a direct quantum liability.
SaaS companies processing customer data at scale are primary targets. Cryptographic posture is increasingly a procurement and cyber-insurance requirement.
Government contractors, critical infrastructure operators, and enterprise teams in any sector where long-lived sensitive data is encrypted today and must remain protected tomorrow.