Crypto that can change, without breaking everything.
Post-quantum cryptography is coming. The hardest part isn’t picking an algorithm — it’s evolving real systems safely. QubitAC is a simple framework and toolkit for discovery, criticality, and migration toward PQC.
Adaptive Cryptography (AC)
Adaptive Cryptography means your cryptography can evolve safely over time: inventories stay current, dependencies are visible, migrations are incremental, and rollbacks are possible. That’s how you get PQC-ready without a rewrite.
Adaptive Cryptography, explained.
Applied cryptography is about doing crypto correctly today. Adaptive cryptography is about ensuring you can change cryptography tomorrow — safely, measurably, and with proof. That’s the PQC challenge.
Know where crypto exists
- Inventory TLS endpoints and services
- Find libraries and protocol versions
- Export a cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM)
Decouple and control change
- Avoid hard-coded algorithms
- Support safe rollouts and rollbacks
- Upgrade dependencies independently
Migrate without drama
- Prioritize long-lived secrets first
- Start hybrid PQC where compatible
- Measure progress with simple readiness signals
Why PQC matters.
Quantum computers threaten today’s public-key cryptography (RSA and ECC). But “PQC-ready” isn’t a checkbox — it’s an operating capability. QubitAC focuses on the system-level work that makes migration possible.
How QubitAC works.
A simple flow: discover → assess → migrate. Designed to be understandable to engineers, CISOs, and auditors.
Discover
- Scan TLS endpoints and services
- Locate crypto usage in code and binaries
- Produce CBOM evidence
Assess
- Rank by data longevity and criticality
- Identify rigid or deprecated crypto
- Estimate migration blast radius
Migrate
- Start with hybrid PQC where feasible
- Roll out in phases with rollback plans
- Track readiness improvements over time
Contact
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- hello@qubitac.com
- security@qubitac.com
GitHub
- CBOM templates
- Scanner demos
- /in/anurag-swarnim-yadav
- Writing and talks