90%1
of businesses have no clear, documented roadmap for PQC migration.
TRUSTED COMPUTING GROUP, STATE OF PQC READINESS 2025
Full-Spectrum PQC Migration Discovery and Inventory
Quantum is coming.
Are your vendors ready?
Your scanners tell you what's broken. QuCode tells you whose job it is to fix it, and gives you the proof. It runs its own scans across all five surfaces, brings in the results from the scanners you already have, and turns everything into one ranked inventory of quantum-vulnerable cryptography, yours and your suppliers', each with an owner.
✓ Hosted, in your cloud, or inside your systems✓ Read-only. Works with the scanners you already have
81%1
of cybersecurity professionals say their current cryptographic libraries and HSMs are unequipped to handle PQC integration.
TRUSTED COMPUTING GROUP, STATE OF PQC READINESS 2025
25/1001,2
average enterprise quantum-safe readiness score.
TCG READINESS STUDY; KEN RESEARCH PQC MARKET
The blind spot
It's not your team holding up the migration. Much of what's left is waiting on suppliers.
Two phases of every migration depend on your suppliers: finding what is there, and replacing the last systems. Your migration finishes when your vendors finish, yet most organizations measure vendor readiness with a questionnaire the vendor fills in about itself. QuCode gives you the evidence to show where the delay really sits.
WHAT THEY TOLD YOU
WHAT IS RUNNING
“PQC roadmap in place”
No documented migration plan found
“TLS is modern and compliant”
RSA-2048 key exchange, ECDSA P-256 certs
“Signing is handled by our HSM”
Firmware signed with RSA-PSS, no SLH-DSA path
“We follow NIST guidance”
No ML-KEM or ML-DSA anywhere in the stack
“Not applicable to our product”
Embedded ECDH in 3 shipped SDK versions
Illustrative. Every finding in a real report names the software, the algorithm, where it runs and an exposure score.
You inherit their timeline
The last systems in any migration are waiting on suppliers to ship PQC-ready products. Your finish date is set by whichever vendor finishes last.
A vendor's word is not evidence
A questionnaire records what a vendor believes about its own product. A scan shows the algorithm actually running in the software you deployed.
The questions still come to you
Outsourcing your cloud, code signing or digital-asset custody moves the work, not the questions. When the regulator asks, you need evidence from what is actually running, not a vendor's promise.
The answers sit with vendors
Which vendor products use quantum-vulnerable cryptography is information your vendors hold, not your team. A scan of what you have deployed puts that answer back in your hands.
The five surfaces
Cryptography hides in five places. Full Stack means all five.
A partial view produces a partial roadmap, and vendor-supplied technology sits in every one of these surfaces.
Cloud
The services and systems you rent rather than own, plus the crypto configuration you inherited with them.
IT
Internal technology: computers, networks, certificates, identity, and the third-party software running on them.
OT
Operational technology: physical devices and their embedded firmware, from hardware security modules (HSMs) to payment terminals, almost all vendor-supplied.
AI
Model endpoints and training pipelines. Almost nobody else is looking here yet.
Blockchain
Blockchains, bridges, digital-asset custody and validator keys, where signatures already written can never be re-signed.
How it works
Scanning is step one. Read-only, with no endpoint agents.
Run discovery hosted by us, in your own cloud account, or entirely inside your systems. You choose where your data sits.
01
Scan and collect
QuCode runs its own read-only scans of source and compiled code, container images, certificate stores, infrastructure configuration and software bills of materials (SBOMs), and brings in the results from scanners you already own. No endpoint agents.
02
Combine into one inventory
Findings from Cloud, IT, OT, AI and Blockchain come together in one inventory instead of five separate tool reports, covering your own software and what your vendors supplied.
03
Rank and assign an owner
Each finding is scored by how exposed it is and how critical the system is, then assigned to your team or a supplier: what exists, where it runs, which algorithm it uses, and who has to fix it.
What you get
A Quantum Exposure Report built on evidence, ready for your board, auditors and regulators.
One ranked list of quantum-vulnerable cryptography across your own systems and the third-party products inside them. Every finding names the software, the algorithm, where it runs, how exposed it is and who needs to act.
- Separates what your team can fix from what is waiting on a supplier
- Findings grouped by vendor, so procurement conversations start from facts
- Scored by how sensitive the data is, how critical the system is and how long it stays exposed
- Mapped to the NIST post-quantum standards: FIPS 203, 204 and 205
- Exportable in standard formats for your governance, risk and compliance (GRC) tools and audit trail
TAKE IT UPSTAIRS
“Can management show what is exposed, how long it matters, who owns it, what it will cost, and how progress is evidenced?”
That is the question your board will ask. The QuCode report answers the first three. QuTrust tracks the cost and the progress.
Quantum Exposure ReportSAMPLE · RANKED BY EXPOSURE
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VENDOR / SYSTEM
ALGORITHM
SURFACE
WHO MOVES IT
SCORE
Payments gateway
RSA-2048
IT · TLS
Supplier
94
Custody provider
ECDSA P-256
Blockchain · Signing
Supplier
91
HSM firmware
RSA-PSS
OT · Firmware
Supplier
87
Cloud KMS tenant
ECDH
Cloud · Keys
Your team
72
Model endpoint proxy
RSA-4096
AI · Transport
Your team
58
Internal CA
ECDSA P-384
IT · Certificates
Your team
41
Vendor names in the sample are placeholders. Scores weigh how sensitive the data is, how critical the system is and how long it stays exposed.
Where QuCode sits
A repeatable lifecycle, built into the cyber program you already run.
The Crypto-Agility Lifecycle Model has eight phases. QuCode leads discovery and inventory, supports governance and pilot testing, and returns in phase 07 to rescan continuously, because new cryptography keeps arriving after you start. From risk assessment onward, QuTrust keeps your action plan and roadmap current, building crypto-agility into your cyber program.
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CRYPTO-AGILITY LIFECYCLE PHASESurfaces: Cloud, IT, OT, AI, Blockchain
QuCodeDiscovery engine
QuTrustLiving migration roadmap
QuCode + QuTrustBundle 2026 ONLY
AI & Quantum ServicesExpert-led engagements
01Governance & awareness
Elevating AI and quantum risk to executive and board level, naming accountable owners and defining roles before any technical work begins.
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✓Scoped per engagement
02Discovery & inventory
Finding every instance of quantum-vulnerable cryptography across code, network protocols, certificates and third-party dependencies.
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03Risk assessment & planning
Turning the inventory into a risk-ranked migration plan based on how sensitive the data is, how critical the system is and how long it stays exposed.
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04Testing & pilot execution
Proving post-quantum and hybrid algorithms against real protocols and infrastructure before anything reaches production.
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05Key establishment migration
Moving TLS, VPN and other key-exchange protocols to quantum-resistant key establishment (ML-KEM).
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06Signature migration
Moving code-signing, certificate authorities and authentication protocols to post-quantum signatures (ML-DSA, SLH-DSA).
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07Active migration & monitoring
Finishing the older and supplier-dependent systems left until last, while continuous rescanning routes newly introduced cryptography back into discovery.
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08Continuous crypto-agility
Making the ability to swap algorithms again a standing capability, as standards, infrastructure and threats keep moving.
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✓Scoped per engagement
LEGEND✓ Covers that phase. The bundle covers all eight.
Phases 02 and 07 are the ones you do not fully control, because both depend on suppliers. Discovery has a fixed scope and a clear end. Everything after it depends on what the scan finds, so it is scoped for each organization.
How we compare
Most discovery tools cover one or two surfaces. We cover all five.
Where a tool cannot look, it reports nothing, and that silence looks exactly like a clean result.
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VENDOR
CLOUD
IT
OT
AI
BLOCKCHAIN
Vendor A
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Vendor B
✓
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Vendor C
✓
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Vendor D
✓
✓Network layer
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Vendor E
✓
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Vendor F
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✓Silicon
✓Embedded
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QuCodeQUCODE
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✓ Covered— Not covered
Vendors anonymized, coverage from published documentation. Blockchain covers ledgers, bridges and custody.
Where the data stays
Three ways to run it. You decide where the data sits.
Discovery never modifies anything, rotates keys or touches production traffic. Every tier runs the same read-only discovery, reads the scanner results you already have, and produces a report that belongs to you alone. What changes is who operates it and where it runs.
Hosted by us
We operate QuCode in the region you choose. Nothing to stand up, and data residency stays inside that region.
Your own cloud account
Deployed into your own cloud account, inside your network boundary, with your keys and your identity provider.
Inside your systems
Runs entirely on your infrastructure. Nothing depends on an outside connection, and nothing about your systems leaves your network.
Air-gapped? That is QuTrust
QuCode is not offered air-gapped. For environments with no network connection at all, QuTrust runs fully offline and never connects back to us.
What security teams ask
Straight answers to the questions security teams ask us.
Yes, it scans, and that is step one. A scanner stops at a list of findings. QuCode keeps going: it brings in results from the scanners you already own, combines everything into one inventory, assigns each finding to your team or a supplier, ranks it by risk, maps it to the NIST post-quantum standards and exports it for audit. Then it keeps rescanning, so the inventory stays current as your QuTrust roadmap moves forward.
Start here
Book the session. The sample report comes with it.
We scope a discovery scan in one working session with your security and third-party risk leads, and send the sample Quantum Exposure Report beforehand so you know what you are scoping. No homework for your team.
- Sold directly by ArcQubit, billed annually
- Discovery has a fixed scope and a clear end
- You keep the report either way
BOOK A DISCOVERY SCAN
Pick a slot that suits you. Our calendar is open, so there is nothing to arrange by email first.
- One session, about 45 minutes
- No procurement process to get started
- Sample report shared before we meet
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Talk to us
Three ways in, depending on how far along you are.
Ask a question, see the product working on realistic findings, or just follow the regulation as it lands. Everything is handled by the team that runs the scans, not a call center.
- A named engineer replies, usually within one working day
- Demos run on a sample environment, so there is nothing to prepare
- You can opt out of the newsletter in one click, at any time
CONTACT US
Tell us what you are looking for and which products are in scope. A named engineer replies, usually within one working day.
- Takes about two minutes
- Goes straight to the team that runs the scans
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AFTER DISCOVERY
QuCode finds the cryptography. QuTrust plans and tracks the fix.
When you are ready to act, expand into QuTrust, your system of record for the migration: a living action plan and roadmap for your multi-year migration that builds crypto-agility into the cyber program you already run, with evidence your board, auditors and regulators will accept. QuTrust can also run fully offline. Through 2026, QuCode and QuTrust come together for the price of one.
BUNDLE ENDS DECEMBER 31, 2026Ask about the bundle