Central policy
Define approved algorithms, key sizes and protocols centrally and enforce them.
Cryptography
Architecture and tooling that let you change cryptographic algorithms, keys and providers without rewriting applications.
Advisory programmeThe problem
When cryptography is hard-coded throughout applications, every algorithm change — whether driven by a vulnerability, a new standard or post-quantum migration — becomes a costly, risky rewrite.
The solution
Centralise cryptographic policy and abstract cryptographic operations behind well-defined services and libraries, so algorithms and keys can be changed through configuration and controlled rollout.
In detail
Define approved algorithms, key sizes and protocols centrally and enforce them.
Expose cryptographic operations through services and libraries rather than direct primitive use.
Monitor which algorithms are in use, where, and by whom.
Roll out algorithm changes progressively with fallback.
Capabilities
Central control of approved algorithms.
Encryption, signing and key operations as services.
Visibility of algorithm usage across the estate.
Re-encryption and key rotation workflows.
Trust
Outcomes depend on each organisation’s data, products and processes. We do not publish accuracy or ROI figures without independently verifiable evidence.
FAQ
No. It also enables faster response to library vulnerabilities, deprecated algorithms and changing compliance requirements.
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