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Post-quantum migration
Services
PQC assessment and migration.
Dytallix helps your organization set migration priorities, assign resources, and make changes around critical operations. Your team gets a plan it can approve and carry out.
Quantum risk
Migration takes time
A sufficiently capable quantum computer could break widely used public-key encryption and digital signatures.
Replacing that protection requires decisions about applications, infrastructure, vendors, and operating responsibilities.
Source: NIST
Connected systems
A cryptographic change can affect applications, integrations, and operating procedures. Teams need to agree on dependencies, tests, and rollback before deployment.
Dytallix services
Work with our team
Our team provides PQC assessment and migration services for your agreed systems and operating requirements. Meet the team.
Start with existing scan findings, an assessment, or the systems you need to review.
The agreed scope can include Dytallix products or vendor TLS, public-key infrastructure, hardware security modules, and application cryptography. Dytallix products are optional. Include L1 only if you request it.
Assessment
Identify cryptography, system dependencies, and exposure. Rank the migration work by business impact.
Inputs and outputs
- You provide
- System list, approved access, existing evidence, and system owners.
- You receive
- Cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM), exposure findings, assigned owners, and migration priorities.
Migration
Sequence and deploy approved controls with rollback procedures and continuity checks at each stage.
Inputs and outputs
- You provide
- Assessment findings, architecture, operating constraints, change windows, and an accountable owner.
- You receive
- Migration sequence, configuration records, continuity checks, and rollback procedures.
Verification
Test deployed controls, document exceptions, and hand the verification record to the operating team.
Inputs and outputs
- You provide
- Deployed configurations, acceptance criteria, approved test access, and an operating team contact.
- You receive
- Test results, unresolved exceptions, and an operating handoff.
Engagement sequence
Process
- 01Set the scope
Identify systems, access limits, contacts, constraints, and required evidence.
- 02Assess and prioritize
Confirm exposure, remove false positives, and rank work by impact and dependency.
- 03Plan and deploy
Approve the migration sequence, implement each change, and record the configuration.
- 04Verify and hand off
Test the completed controls, document exceptions, and give the operating team the final record.
Deliverables
Records
- System inventory
Cryptographic components, system dependencies, versions, and responsible owners.
- Evidence report
Observed exposure, supporting evidence, coverage limits, and priorities.
- Migration plan
Target controls, dependencies, change sequence, acceptance criteria, and rollback.
- Implementation record
Deployed versions, configuration changes, approvals, and exceptions.
- Verification report
Test scope, observed results, remaining issues, and operating responsibilities.
Use cases
PQC leads
Build a migration plan with priorities, owners, and evidence you can present for approval.
Security teams
Determine which cryptographic findings need action and what evidence will confirm that a change meets the requirement.
IT operations
Schedule changes around service dependencies and operating windows. Agree on rollback and handoff before deployment.
Engineering teams
Give implementation work clear requirements and acceptance criteria. Resolve integration constraints before expanding the deployment.