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Security beyond time

Secure your data for the quantum era.

AutoPQC discovers every piece of vulnerable cryptography across your estate, maps it to NIST post-quantum standards, prioritizes with explainable AI, and proves the performance impact — before you migrate a single system.

ML-KEM · FIPS 203ML-DSA · FIPS 204SLH-DSA · FIPS 205FALCON

autopqc · live estate scan

scanning
  • api-gateway

    TLS key exchange

    RSA-2048
  • payments-svc

    JWT signing

    ECDSA-P256
  • firmware-sign

    Code signing

    ECDSA-P256
  • vault-archive

    Data at rest

    RSA-4096
  • ca-root

    Certificate authority

    RSA-2048
0/5 assets migrated to NIST PQCCBOM synced ✓

Built on NIST FIPS 203 · 204 · 205 standards — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA & FALCON

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The threat is already operational

“Harvest now, decrypt later” is not a future problem.

If your data must stay confidential longer than your migration will take, the deadline has already passed. That inequality — not the arrival date of a quantum computer — is the number that matters.

  1. Today

    Your encrypted data is exfiltrated

    Adversaries don't need to break RSA or ECC now. They record encrypted traffic and archives — and wait.

  2. The wait

    The data sits in an adversary's vault

    Medical records, financial contracts, state secrets, IP — anything whose value outlives the encryption protecting it.

  3. Q-Day

    A cryptographically relevant quantum computer arrives

    Shor's algorithm makes RSA-2048 and ECDSA-P256 tractable. Every harvested archive becomes readable.

  4. After

    Yesterday's secrets are decrypted

    The breach happened years earlier — it only becomes visible now, when nothing can be done about it.

The Quantum Window

36% of the world's PQC migration window is already gone.

YOU ARE HERE
2024 · NIST PQC standards final2030 · RSA & ECC deprecated

Attackers are harvesting encrypted data today to decrypt on Q-Day. The window is closing — start now.

The regulatory clock is explicit

  1. 2024

    NIST finalizes FIPS 203 / 204 / 205

  2. 2027

    CNSA 2.0 — PQC preferred for new systems

  3. 2030

    RSA & ECC deprecated (NIST IR 8547 draft)

  4. 2035

    Classical public-key crypto disallowed

The AutoPQC platform

Four modules. One guided migration.

AutoPQC turns a multi-year, high-risk cryptographic migration into a measurable program — discovery to proof, in one platform.

Module 01

Discovery Engine

Automatically inventories every cryptographic asset across code and infrastructure — producing a complete Cryptographic Bill of Materials.

AST analysisJCA patternsX.509 / TLSCBOM
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Module 02

Migration Mapping Engine

Maps every discovered asset to the correct NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithm, based on its cryptographic role.

ML-KEM · FIPS 203ML-DSA · FIPS 204SLH-DSA · FIPS 205FALCON
Explore the module

Module 03

AI Recommendation & Prioritization

A machine-learning model ranks every migration by risk and urgency — with explainable, per-asset reasoning.

Random Forest95.2% accuracy0.94 macro-F1Explainable AI
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Module 04

Performance Evaluation Module

Benchmarks classical vs. post-quantum algorithms — latency, key and signature sizes — so teams know the real cost before they migrate.

RSA vs ML-KEMECDSA vs ML-DSA / FALCONLatencySize deltas
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Real output from a single AutoPQC estate scan

0

cryptographic assets discovered

0

found quantum-vulnerable

0.0%

AI classification accuracy

0/100

estate risk score surfaced

How it works

Discover → Map → Prioritize → Prove

A guided passage, not a leap of faith. Four steps take an estate from unknown exposure to a defensible migration roadmap.

Step 1

Discover

Inventory every cryptographic asset across code, certificates, and TLS — a complete CBOM.

Step 2

Map

Match each asset, by role, to its NIST post-quantum successor — FIPS 203, 204, 205, FALCON.

Step 3

Prioritize

Explainable AI ranks every migration by risk and urgency, so the riskiest assets move first.

Step 4

Prove

Benchmark classical vs. PQC latency and sizes — know the cost before anything changes.

See AutoPQC in action

From unknown exposure to a provable plan — in five steps.

This walkthrough uses genuine output from an AutoPQC scan of a test enterprise estate. Nothing here is mocked up.

AutoPQC · interactive walkthrough

1. Discover

$ autopqc scan --estate acme-corp

src/payments/crypto_utils.py

auth-service/SignatureVerifier.java

edge/tls/gateway.example.com.crt

vault/kms-policy.json

ci/signing/release_sign.py

AST · JCA patterns · X.509/TLS …

0

cryptographic assets found

CBOM generated ✓

Why Theos Quantum

Built on rock, not on sand.

Migration to post-quantum cryptography is inevitable. Doing it blind is optional.

Automation, end to end

Most PQC programs stall at the inventory spreadsheet. AutoPQC automates discovery, mapping, prioritization, and benchmarking as one continuous pipeline — not four consulting engagements.

Standards-anchored, always

Every recommendation traces to a NIST standard — ML-KEM (FIPS 203), ML-DSA (FIPS 204), SLH-DSA (FIPS 205), FALCON. No proprietary crypto, no vendor lock-in on algorithms.

Explainable, defensible AI

95.2% classification accuracy with per-asset reasoning you can put in front of a regulator or a board risk committee. A ranking you can't explain is a ranking you can't act on.

A research moat, not a wrapper

Built on ongoing doctoral research and peer-reviewed work in constraint-aware sequencing, calibrated confidence, and governed execution — science that compounds.

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Begin with certainty.

See your own estate the way an adversary sees it — and leave with a prioritized, NIST-anchored migration plan.