DuoKey Launches Quantum Risk Score to Prioritize Enterprise Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration
Key Takeaways
Quantum Risk Score Availability: DuoKey has introduced a free, auditable Quantum Risk Score that delivers a single 0-100 composite index of an organization’s cryptographic exposure to quantum threats using only publicly observable signals.
Board-Ready Migration Support: Each assessment produces a comprehensive report with cryptographic inventory, prioritized migration matrix, regulatory gap analysis across major frameworks, and a 36-month roadmap.
Timely Compliance Enablement: The solution supplies organizations with an auditable foundation for sequencing post-quantum migration work against deadlines such as the NSA CNSA 2.0 mandate effective 2027 and NIST deprecation of RSA-2048 and ECDSA in 2030.
The Swiss cryptographic security company, DuoKey SA, has launched the Quantum Risk Score, a free assessment that provides organizations with a single, defensible composite score from 0 to 100 measuring their cryptographic readiness against post-quantum cryptography threats. The tool, debuted at VivaTech Paris, analyzes publicly observable domain signals without requiring internal system access or credentials. It produces a board-ready report that includes a full cryptographic inventory, a prioritized migration matrix, regulatory gap analysis across NIST, CNSA 2.0, NCSC, ANSSI, and BSI frameworks, and a 36-month migration roadmap, supported by an optional 30-minute expert debrief.
Publicly Observable Cryptographic Assessment Methodology
The Quantum Risk Score evaluates an organization’s observable domain surface against current post-quantum cryptography standards to produce a composite index from 0 to 100. This index offers a single, defensible metric of cryptographic exposure to quantum threats. The assessment methodology requires no access to internal systems or sensitive data, operating instead on publicly observable signals. This design facilitates rapid deployment and straightforward scoping while maintaining auditability for enterprise use.
Prioritized Migration Planning and Regulatory Alignment
The Quantum Risk Score translates assessment results into prioritized remediation steps. It supplies leadership with a credible view of current exposure and equips technical teams with a concrete starting point for migration activities.
The delivered report incorporates the following elements:
- Full cryptographic inventory of observable assets
- Prioritized migration matrix
- Regulatory gap analysis across NIST, CNSA 2.0, NCSC, ANSSI, and BSI frameworks
- 36-month migration roadmap
This structured approach helps organizations address the increasing urgency around post-quantum migration by providing clarity on where to focus resources first, particularly as regulatory requirements solidify and long-term data confidentiality risks persist. DuoKey SA, an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-certified company headquartered in Prilly, Switzerland, with offices in the United Kingdom and Mauritius, developed the tool leveraging its experience in encryption key management. The firm currently supports more than 30 enterprises in the automotive, financial services, and telecommunications sectors. The assessment is free to begin, limited in scope to publicly observable signals, and accessible via resources.duokey.com/pqc-scan. A 30-minute debrief with the DuoKey team is available following completion.
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