Discover every certificate, cipher, and crypto asset across your entire organization - from networks to endpoints to file archives.
Point at your network and discover cryptographic assets on servers, external services, IoT devices, and infrastructure - without installing agents.
Go beyond network scans to find crypto libraries in memory, VPN clients, and even certificates hidden in old email archives.
Results flow directly into any SIEM like Splunk, Elastic, or your CMDB. No new platforms to setup and learn. Deploy in minutes, not months.
When the quantum threat arrives or auditors ask questions, are you SURE you know where everything is?
Single binary, no prerequisites, runs anywhere
Single binary - no installation, no dependencies. Run on endpoints, in containers, or as scheduled tasks.
Remote mode for network infrastructure and IoT. Local mode for endpoint deep dives and file archives.
Results flow to Splunk, Elastic, or any platform. No new dashboards - use what you already have.
No agents, no prerequisites
Windows, macOS, Linux
Endpoint, container, or cloud
No rip-and-replace. Adds intelligence to your existing security stack.
Container, binary, scheduled task, or one-time scan
Networks, endpoints, IoT, and historical archives
Outputs to directly Splunk, Elastic, Kafka, S3. Or integrates with existing endpoint technologies.
Deploy in minutes, not weeks
Use your existing dashboards and workflows
Adds intelligence to your existing security tools
Complete coverage from legacy cryptography to modern PQC implementations
Federal agencies must inventory cryptographic assets and plan for post-quantum migration
• Complete Inventory: CBOM (CycloneDX) format for cryptographic bill of materials
• Quantum Readiness: 100-point scoring system for migration prioritization
• Historical Tracking: Audit trail showing what changed and when
• Audit Reports: Compliance-ready documentation for federal mandates
Every organization has hidden cryptographic assets. The question is: will you find them first, or will auditors, regulators, or attackers?