QUANTUM-READINESS SCANNER

Is your encryption ready for the Quantum Era?

Adversaries are recording encrypted traffic today to decrypt the day quantum computers arrive. CipherGap grades a host’s post-quantum readiness in seconds — free.

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CipherGap performs non-invasive TLS configuration checks only — no exploitation, authentication attempts, brute force, or denial-of-service testing.

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THE THREAT

“Harvest now, decrypt later”

The data you encrypt with today’s RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography isn’t safe forever. Well-resourced adversaries are already capturing encrypted traffic and storing it — betting that a quantum computer will let them decrypt it within the decade.

Anything with a long shelf life — health records, financials, IP, state secrets — is a target right now. The only defense is migrating to post-quantum cryptography before that day comes.

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Today

Encrypted traffic is intercepted and archived at scale.

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Until then

It looks safe. Your classical TLS holds — for now.

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Q-Day

A quantum computer breaks RSA/ECC. The archive is decrypted.

2035

NIST's target to remove quantum-vulnerable RSA & ECC — high-risk systems sooner

Today

when “harvest now, decrypt later” capture already happens

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the hybrid PQC key exchange we test for

How it works

From a single scan to continuous monitoring.

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Scan

Enter a domain you own or are authorized to assess. We run live TLS handshakes — including a hybrid post-quantum probe — and grade the host A–F.

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Monitor

Create an account to save hosts to a dashboard. Paid plans add scheduled re-scans on a daily or weekly cadence.

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Get alerted

Get an email the moment a monitored host's grade drops — so you can act before adversaries do.

Know where you stand in seconds.

Run a free scan, then let CipherGap watch your hosts and alert you the moment your quantum readiness slips.