Quantum-Ready Security & Crypto-Agility

URONIYX CBoM-X™

We guide enterprises end to end—from people and processes to cryptographic transformation—enabling secure migrations, regulatory readiness, and sustained quantum agility

Risk Assessment & Cryptographic Inventory

Conducting a comprehensive inventory and assessment of all cryptographic dependencies within the organization's environment. This process involves identifying all cryptographic assets, such as encryption algorithms, certificates, keys, protocols and cryptographic libraries in use. The assessment include locating databases, applications, devices and infrastructure components where cryptography is deployed.

Assessment Scope:

· Audit of Applications, Devices, Protocols, Data Flows

· Identification of Quantum-Vulnerable Assets

· Categorization by Risk Level and Data Longevity

· Quantum Bill of Materials (QBOM)

Outcome

Cryptographic Inventory Report

Risk Assessment report and Remediation plan

Executive Summary Report

Technology Readiness & Capability Building.

This phase focuses on the adoption of hybrid cryptography as a transitional strategy to bridge existing classical systems with emerging post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) solutions, while simultaneously building organizational capability and expertise. We will be combining traditional encryption methods such as RSA, ECC and AES with emerging quantum-resistant algorithms like Kyber, Dilithium and Falcon, to mitigate the risks of sudden cryptographic failures while maintaining secure operations.

Assessment Scope:

· Hybrid Cryptography Adoption: Classical + PQC for Resilience

· Legacy Compatibility & Implementation Strategy

· Testing, Validation & Vendor Collaboration

· PQC Sandbox Testing

Outcome

Migration Strategy Document

Final PQC Execution Plan Document

PQC Compliance Report

Infrastructure Evaluation & Upgrades

Outcome

Groundwork & Project plan

Migration Priority Mapping

Business-Aligned Execution

This phase ensures quantum-safe migration is driven by risk-based priorities, operational feasibility and alignment with business and regulatory objectives. Key actions include defining the transition scope, identifying early wins to showcase value and engaging leadership and technical teams to build internal momentum. Establishing this foundation is critical for executing a smooth, phased rollout of quantum-resistant cryptographic protections.

Assessment Scope:

Business & Data-Centric Approach – Identifies critical systems and data before diving into specific cryptographic artifacts.

Strategic Roadmap – Implement prioritized cryptographic migrations by identifying where security efforts should be focused.

Cost-Effective Decision Making – Avoids unnecessary cryptographic scans and investments by ensuring a well-planned risk strategy.