Solutions

Start with the problem that has a date on it. The rest is already installed.

Crypto-agility, post-quantum migration, cryptographic control, legacy archives, third-party access, key custody, long-lived signatures — seven things a CISO gets asked for, each demonstrable in fifteen minutes, all on one ANKASecure© installation. Customers usually buy one and activate a second later: same control plane, new conversation.

Crypto-Agility

The next algorithm change stops being a release cycle across every application and becomes a policy operation.

Trigger: An algorithm you have to leave, and no way to leave it quickly.

Post-Quantum Migration

Move data and signatures to post-quantum algorithms without exposing plaintext and without touching the applications that wrote them.

Trigger: A regulator, a customer questionnaire, or an HNDL assessment.

Enterprise Cryptographic Control

One place that decides which algorithms, keys and operations are permitted — and proves the decision applied.

Trigger: An audit finding nobody can answer across 200 applications.

Legacy Cryptography Modernization

PKCS#7 and CMS estates converted to a JOSE-based representation, in streaming, at any file size.

Trigger: A format nobody owns, on data nobody may lose.

Governed Third-Party Exchange

A counterparty operates on your data under a capability grant with explicit constraints — and every use is evidence.

Trigger: An outsourced process that currently holds your keys.

Sovereign Key Custody

The Root of Trust stays in your HSM or your cloud KMS account, per tenant, under your own credential.

Trigger: “My keys cannot leave my HSM” as a hard requirement.

Digital Signatures & Long-Term Evidence

Signatures that outlive their algorithms: RFC 3161 timestamping, JAdES B-T profiles, and a tamper-evident chain.

Trigger: Evidence that must hold up in ten years.