Different teams come to a PQC readiness assessment with different questions. A federal supplier wants evidence for CNSA 2.0 compliance. An enterprise security team wants a cryptographic posture assessment they can act on. A compliance function wants proof, not a self-attestation. A consultant wants one tool that works cleanly across multiple clients. Cipherscan runs the same TLS cryptographic discovery underneath all four. The difference is how each team uses the result.
Whichever team you’re on, the starting point is the same: know which of your services already negotiate approved post-quantum algorithms and which still depend on classical cryptography. From there, a PQC solution stops being an abstract migration deadline and becomes a specific, prioritized list of hosts your organization actually controls.
Federal Suppliers and Contractors
PQC exposure data for CNSA 2.0’s 2027 acquisition requirement, before a customer audit forces the issue.
Enterprise Security Teams
Assess your PQC posture before legacy cryptography breaks vendor compatibility or certificate trust.
Compliance and Risk Teams
Board-ready PQC posture data, backed by real scan results instead of a self-assessment questionnaire.
Consultants and MSSPs
Run assessments across multiple client environments from one dashboard, with strict data segregation.