Cryptography is the most widely deployed security control in the enterprise, and the least managed. Over decades it has spread across infrastructure, applications, code and third-party services, with no owner, no continuous view and no governance. With NIST deprecating classical public-key cryptography by 2030 and regulations like CNSA 2.0, DORA and NIS2 tightening, that blind spot is no longer affordable.
QIZ is the Cryptography Posture Management platform. It turns cryptography from an invisible liability into a governed, measurable asset, and builds the foundation every organization needs before it can move on post-quantum cryptography (PQC). It is not just a system of record for cryptography but a system of action: four stages in one continuous loop, AI-powered at every step.
Discovery: See every place cryptography lives, including keys, certificates, algorithms and libraries, across on-prem, cloud, code and third-party software. QIZ discovers across four surfaces: network traffic, running systems, compiled binaries and source code. The inventory updates continuously, not once, and can be exported as a Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM).
Correlation & Contextualization: QIZ's AI-native knowledge graph connects every finding to the application, owner, business process and data it touches.
Policy & Triage: Findings are risk-ranked by severity, business criticality and exposure, against your own crypto policy and frameworks like NIST, PCI DSS 4.0 and CNSA 2.0. Teams work the handful of findings that matter, not hundreds of thousands of raw findings.
Remediation: AI-powered root cause analysis traces each issue to its structural origin, so a single CA template change can remediate hundreds of certificates. Execution flows through your existing KMS, PKI and orchestration tools.
Risk, compliance and PQC migration run on a single policy model, not three tools. QIZ deploys as SaaS, in the cloud, on-prem or air-gapped, and integrates via API with dozens of security and IT platforms across your existing stack.
No cryptography expertise required. Built for CISOs, security architects and GRC teams.