Quantakrypto services: audit, tooling, training, certification

A post-quantum migration has four recurring needs: knowing what cryptography you run, having tools to keep watching it, having people who understand the change, and being able to prove that competence. Quantakrypto is organized around exactly those four — audit, tooling, training, and certification. They are designed to work together, but each stands on its own.

Audit — find the cryptography you actually have

Every migration starts with discovery, because you cannot protect what you have not found. An audit produces a cryptographic inventory — often expressed as a Cryptography Bill of Materials (CBOM) — that maps where RSA, elliptic-curve, and other quantum-vulnerable algorithms live across your code, certificates, protocols, and dependencies. The output is not a report to file away; it is the prioritized worklist that drives everything after it, sequenced by data shelf life and exposure.

Tooling — keep the inventory alive

Cryptography changes every time you ship. Tooling wires discovery into your pipeline so the inventory stays current instead of going stale the day after the audit — scanning repositories and builds, flagging newly introduced vulnerable crypto, and scoring readiness over time. This is what turns a one-off assessment into an ongoing, measurable program.

Training — build the understanding

Migration is done by people, and the reasoning behind it has to become part of how they design and operate systems. Training ranges from awareness for all staff to the Post-Quantum Practitioner track for engineers and security teams, alongside the everyday-security courses that reduce the far more common risks of weak credentials and phishing. Well-trained teams make fewer of the mistakes that stall migrations.

Certification — prove the competence

Certification turns training into something you can demonstrate — to auditors, customers, and your own leadership. It validates that named people have the working knowledge to run and maintain a crypto-agile estate, which matters both for assurance and for the third-party-risk questions your partners will increasingly ask.