CBOM Secure Helps Enterprises Navigate Post-Quantum Migration

PROSPER, Texas, Oct. 27, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Encryption Consulting LLC, an applied cryptography firm specializing in public key infrastructure (PKI), encryption, and post-quantum readiness, has been profiled in a new report by Frost & Sullivan.

According to the report, cryptographic assets are spread across networks, endpoints, applications, source code, certificates, key management systems, and hardware security modules (HSMs). This makes discovery significantly more complex than most organizations anticipate. CBOM Secure, using 20+ sensors, discovers cryptographic assets across networks, source code, databases, applications, and secret vaults, creating a unified inventory of an organization's cryptographic environment.

The platform maps relationships between assets, including links between certificates and keys, cross-service dependencies, and instances of key reuse. This information is translated into actionable migration plans that identify vulnerable assets, assess crypto-agility and quantum readiness at the host level, and track progress toward quantum-safe adoption. CBOM Secure also offers granular dashboards, proactive alerts, on-demand audit reports, cryptographically verifiable audit trails, and CycloneDX inventory exports, supporting ongoing oversight and interoperability.

CBOM Secure's flexibility allows it to support on-premises, cloud, hybrid, and software-as-a-service (SaaS) deployment. It integrates with ServiceNow to route findings to application owners and works with endpoint and security platforms such as Tanium and CrowdStrike to deploy sensors at scale. Combined with Encryption Consulting's PQC advisory services, which cover assessment, strategy development, and implementation, CBOM Secure is designed to bridge the expertise gap around post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and cryptographic business operations management (CBOM).

Frost & Sullivan's analysis underscores the importance of establishing cryptographic visibility. The report advises security leaders to start with a focused perimeter rather than waiting for a complete enterprise-wide inventory, integrate PQC capabilities with existing security platforms, and use early pilots to build the bill of materials and cost estimates needed for wider investment. The report also notes that private equity investors are beginning to assess quantum readiness during due diligence, and poor PQC maturity could translate into a valuation discount.

Google's March 2026 decision to target 2029 for its own full transition to PQC is seen as a sign that leading technology companies are planning against a compressed risk horizon. Regulators in the United States (CNSA 2.0), the European Union, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Singapore have set PQC milestones falling between 2026 and 2035. Financial institutions, in particular, are being asked to show they have started identifying cryptographic assets and building migration plans.

Encryption Consulting, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 compliant, is well-positioned to support organizations throughout their transition to quantum-safe cryptography.