Post-quantum migration for blockchain infrastructure

Protect your ledger before quantum arrives.

Audit vulnerable public-key dependencies, assess Harvest Now Decrypt Later exposure, and benchmark NIST-standard post-quantum replacements.

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Built for the transition to NIST PQC No wallet connection
Quantum cryostat with QHarvest quantum security platform branding
QUANTUM READINESS01 — 03
CRYPTOGRAPHIC ASSETSMapped ●
POST-QUANTUM PATH Assessing
Prepare for the quantum eraMeasure exposure. Plan migration. Move with confidence.
SECURITY FOR A POST-QUANTUM WORLDASSESS · PRIORITIZE · MIGRATE01 / THE LANDSCAPE
THE QUANTUM SECURITY GAP

Understand the exposure

The quantum risk is already in motion.

The threat isn't only a future event. Data captured today can remain vulnerable for years.

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Confidentiality HNDL

Harvested RPC and API traffic could be decrypted once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer arrives.

Data at risk
02

Authenticity forgery

Exposed ledger public keys may create a path to transaction forgery when today’s signatures become vulnerable.

Keys at risk
03

The Mosca timeline

Compare how long your data must stay confidential with the time needed to migrate your infrastructure.

Time to act

A closer look

See the signal.
Not just the threat.

Explore a lightweight preview of how QHarvest turns post-quantum risk into a migration plan.

QHARVEST / WORKSPACE PREVIEW PREVIEW MODE
MOCK DATA
CRYPTOGRAPHIC ASSETDETECTED INPRIORITY
ECDSA · secp256k1Quantum-vulnerable signature
On-chain signerAct now
RSA · 2048-bitQuantum-vulnerable key exchange
TLS certificateAct now
AES · 128-bitSymmetric encryption
Keystore encryptionPlan
Illustrative preview. A real CBOM scan requires your approved source artifacts.
Built for security teamsIllustrative interface · No wallet connection required

The first step is visibility

Know your exposure
before it becomes urgent.

Bring your security team. Leave with a clearer picture of what to protect and where to start.