- We show you "How" to protect against Quantum threats
- We save cost and time by finding needles in your cryptographic haystack
- We offer solutions curated to your specific needs
- We bring best in breed ecosystem partners to reliably meet all your Quantum needs
- Swiss Quality in everything we do, Built for FINMA, DORA, and the regulator's next question.
As per industry definition, "Q-Day" is the day when a large enough, fault-tolerant quantum computer is available to break RSA-2048 encryption.
However, for us, Q-Day is not a single date — it's a per-algorithm threshold.
Expert forecasts for the moment current public-key cryptography becomes vulnerable to a fault-tolerant quantum computer cluster broadly around early to late 2030's.
But Q-Day isn't uniform across your estate (for example, RSA-1024 will be broken earlier than RSA-2048, AES-256 may not be broken at all in the near future).
That's why QuRisc Augur forecasts a separate Q-Day per algorithm.
It's how you sequence migration intelligently — not by chasing a single calendar date.
SeQure AG is at the forefront of Quantum enhanced solutions, perhaps far ahead of other suppliers in this space. They have made a horizontal problem, very vertical and even company specific.
Riteesh Singh
CEO, Enterprise Solutions, Acturis GroupSeQure AG has hit the nail on the head in terms of their approach of helping find needles in the cryptographic assets haystack.
We are very excited to start a Pilot early next year with them to understand how best can we migrate to Quantum-safe operations while minimizing our efforts and resources needed to do so.
Financial Services Provider
CISOI had a great experience getting an overview from the SeQure team. We indeed face a lot of challenges with legacy
applications and the difficulty of implementing Quantum safety to these or phasing these away quickly. The solutions SeQure AG offered to counter these challenges are indeed very promising and we are keen to get started with them.
Business Head
Utilities Provider, Switzerland