Quantum readiness assessment / Alpha
QuantumSentinel
Assess cryptographic exposure in a website, repository, file, or approved network.
A sufficiently capable future quantum computer can defeat current RSA and elliptic-curve public-key cryptography. Early evidence helps an organization plan changes before they become urgent.
Website and repository scans use public assets. Uploaded code is not executed. Temporary repository copies are deleted. Review data handling.
Decision format
Example finding
Public TLS uses classical key exchange (RSA/ECDHE). No PQC key exchange advertised.
Recorded customer or business traffic can remain sensitive long enough to create future exposure.
Ask the website or hosting provider when it can support quantum-resistant key exchange.
This example is not a scan result. It illustrates one public website connection. It does not assess internal systems or stored data.
Scan
Scan an asset
Only scan systems you own or have permission to test. A scan is not a certification or a complete system assessment.
Results appear on this page as findings, evidence, recommended actions, and coverage limits. Website, repository, and file scans include readiness scores. Network scans show responding services and cryptographic observations. Scores summarize the observed evidence; they do not measure the probability of an attack. The hosted tool does not provide a downloadable cryptographic bill of materials or report export.
Check the public website connection for encryption that needs review.
Assessment scope
Assessment scope
Public assets
Use a public website or repository scan to confirm whether a defined asset needs owner review and wider assessment.
Scan a public websiteInternal systems
Assess private applications, internal systems, sensitive data, and vendors. Connect the findings to owners, cost, dependencies, and release work.
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Using findings
Risk decisions
Separate observed quantum-related exposure from general vulnerability data and unsupported assumptions.
Ownership
Connect each finding to its business impact, responsible team, and next action.
Migration scope
Use the initial evidence to scope internal assessment, vendor review, migration planning, and verified implementation.
Assessment support
Confirm the finding, business impact, priority, and responsible owner.
Identify the internal systems, data, and vendors that can change the decision.
Bring a public scan if available. If not, start with an approved domain or repository.
Limits
Limits
- Each scan has a defined and bounded scope.
- Results cover only the asset and evidence that QuantumSentinel can observe.
- A result is not a certification or compliance attestation.
- Use only assets that you own or have permission to assess.
- Do not upload passwords, private keys, customer records, or other sensitive data.