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The maths protecting your traffic — RSA, elliptic curve — is safe against ordinary computers and breakable by a large enough quantum one. That machine does not exist yet. The deadline for replacing the maths does.
Encrypted traffic can be recorded today and unlocked years from now. Anything that has to stay private for a decade — health records, contracts, anyone's identity documents — is already exposed to whoever is patient enough to keep a copy.
New standards were finalised in 2024, and the deadlines run to 2033. Every plan for meeting them begins the same way: know which cryptography you have and where it lives. Almost no organisation does. Building that list is the other half of what we do.
The same scan that reads your bundle can list the cryptography your app depends on. One is urgent today; the other has a date on it.
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