Quantum Risk Assessment
Identify where quantum-vulnerable cryptography creates material business, technology, and data risk.

Quantum Security
Salt helps growing organizations understand their quantum exposure, build cryptographic visibility, and create a realistic path toward post-quantum security.
Discuss Quantum ReadinessWhy It Matters
Powerful quantum computers could eventually break widely used public-key cryptography. The transition will reach applications, infrastructure, products, vendors, and long-lived sensitive data.
NIST has finalized its first post-quantum cryptography standards. Organizations can act now by discovering cryptographic dependencies, prioritizing risk, and building a migration roadmap.
Core Services
Start at the level that fits your organization—from an executive briefing or focused assessment to a broader cryptographic discovery and migration program.
Identify where quantum-vulnerable cryptography creates material business, technology, and data risk.
Build visibility into the algorithms, certificates, keys, libraries, products, and third parties your organization depends on.
Prioritize systems and data, evaluate dependencies, and plan a practical transition to NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography.
Design the governance and technical capabilities needed to replace cryptographic algorithms without unnecessary disruption.
Connect quantum-readiness decisions to emerging requirements, industry expectations, privacy obligations, and customer commitments.
Give technical teams and business leaders a clear understanding of quantum risk, timing, ownership, and next steps.
Why Salt
Recommendations are shaped around your risk and operating environment—not a product sales agenda.
We translate complex cryptographic change into decisions, priorities, and work your organization can execute.
Technical planning stays connected to governance, compliance, budgets, vendors, and executive communication.
A Practical Path
Identify sensitive data, critical systems, cryptographic assets, and external dependencies.
Rank exposure using data lifespan, business criticality, regulatory pressure, and migration complexity.
Build a phased roadmap for remediation, testing, vendor coordination, and ongoing crypto-agility.