What domains can I scan?

Sample scenarios run offline with fictional domains — no URL needed. Public live demos may only target approved hosts like test.openquantumsafe.org. Your production domains require an authorized workspace at /assess/start or a pilot at /access.

How is evidence verified?

Every report is signed (PQ-capable). Share the verify link or use the offline qtangl-verify CLI. Transparency log receipts are listed on /trust.

What is the difference between Assess and Monitor?

Assess is a one-session baseline. Monitor schedules re-scans, detects drift, and tracks remediation until Q-Day.

How long are PEM uploads retained?

Certificate bundle and cloud inventory uploads are deleted within 24 hours per our data retention policy. See /trust and Terms for full retention schedules.

Are there signup or scan rate limits?

Self-serve Assess signup is rate-limited per email domain to prevent abuse. Production scan endpoints enforce per-tenant quotas documented in /docs/guides/assess.

Where can I learn more about Q-Day risk?

Start with the Q-Day education hub at /q-day — Mosca inequality, HNDL exposure, and framework guides for banking, healthcare, and government.

Q-Day readiness

Baseline your crypto in one session

Run a sample report in 30 seconds, try a live scan on the Open Quantum Safe test server, or authorize your own domains for a production baseline.

Run sample in 30s See sample bank report

Try a scenario:

Scenarios autorun with fixture data — methodology

Run scan

PQ-signed reports Transparency log Offline verify Methodology Q-Day hub

Fixture scenarios, OQS demo scans, and authorized production workspaces run in the scanner below.

Learn before you scan

Understand Q-Day risk in minutes

Harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure is a planning problem, not a broken-crypto alarm. Use Mosca's inequality to see if your data outlives your migration runway — then run a live assessment.

Mosca calculator

If X + Y > Z, harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure requires action now.

X — Data shelf-life (years)Y — Migration runway (years)Z — Quantum timeline (years)

10 + 5 = 15 vs Z = 8

Inequality holds — HNDL exposure today.

Syncs moscaX/moscaY/moscaZ URL params for your assessment.

Example Mosca timeline

Illustrative 10-year retention · 5-year migration · 8-year quantum horizon (regional bank scenario).

Mosca inequality: X + Y > Z

X data shelf (10y)

Y migration (5y)

Z to Q-Day (8y)

10-year data retention plus a 5-year migration runway exceeds an 8-year quantum timeline — act now on HNDL exposure.

ROI & evidence

Compare spreadsheet programs and consulting baselines to continuous Monitor — or preview the signed report pack your GRC team receives after every assessment.

ROI calculator See a signed report Run assessment

Your path

Pick a role — we'll open the results tab that matches your workflow after your first scan.

Developer API

Automate baseline scans in CI

Start inventory with POST /pqc/scan, poll GET /pqc/scan/{scanId}, and export signed PDF or CycloneDX CBOM for your GRC pipeline.

Request

{
  "target": "api.example.com",
  "scan_type": "tls_inventory",
  "options": {
    "include_cbom": true,
    "mosca_data_lifetime_years": 10
  }
}

Response

{
  "status": "completed",
  "readiness_score": 62,
  "findings": {
    "quantum_vulnerable": 47,
    "transitional": 12,
    "quantum_safe": 8
  },
  "mosca": {
    "hndl_risk": "elevated",
    "data_lifetime_years": 10,
    "quantum_timeline_years": 8
  },
  "exports": {
    "cbom": "cyclonedx-json",
    "report_url": "/r/sample-token",
    "verify_url": "/verify?token=sample-token"
  },
  "method": "pqc_scanner"
}

PQC API guide →

How it works

Three paths to your baseline

Step 1
Choose your path
Sample report (no setup), OQS live demo, or authorized workspace for your domain.
Go to scanner
Step 2
Run baseline
Fixture scenarios offline, or live TLS/JWKS/SSH discovery on test.openquantumsafe.org or your allowlisted domain.
Go to scanner
Step 3
Review findings
Readiness score, Mosca HNDL timeline, framework mapping, and remediation backlog.
58.2
Q-Day readiness (endpoint-scoped)
Mosca inequality: X + Y > Z
X data shelf (10y)
Y migration (5y)
Z to Q-Day (8y)
10-year retention plus 5-year migration exceeds an 8-year quantum timeline.
Step 4
Export evidence
PDF, CycloneDX CBOM, and public verify link for auditors and the board.
Preview deliverables

How scoring works

Deliverables

What every assessment exports

Available in your workspace:Lite scan (depth=lite)

Deliverable preview — illustrative

Click a PDF outline item to highlight the matching CBOM field — every assessment exports board-ready PDF, CycloneDX CBOM, and a verify receipt auditors can check independently.

Executive summary

Framework mapping

Remediation backlog

Selected item syncs with the CBOM tab — illustrative sample only.

Why teams choose Qtangl

Evidence, drift, and honest scope

Signed evidence

Every report ships with a content hash and signature — auditors verify at /verify without trusting Qtangl alone.

Continuous drift

Monitor diffs each scan against the last baseline so regressions surface before the next audit cycle.

Honest scope

Inventory aid and prioritization — not a formal attestation. We say what we do and do not claim.

Minutes, not months

Live fixture scan in under ten minutes. Compare that to spreadsheet programs that decay on first deploy.

Live today: Fixture + OQS live demo scans · Signed PDF + CycloneDX CBOM · Public /verify for auditors

What you get

Assessment deliverables

Black and white diagram of TLS handshake inventory across network endpoints.

Live domain scan

TLS handshake inventory with algorithm and key-size classification — the evidence your security team needs for CMMC and PCI audits.

Black and white timeline showing harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure horizon.

Mosca HNDL timeline

Harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure scored against your data retention horizon — board-ready context, not alarmism.

Black and white illustration of a structured document stack representing CBOM export.

Multi-method discovery

No single discovery method covers your full estate. Qtangl combines TLS, JWKS, SSH, and upload paths — illustrative coverage for Assess tier.

Qtangl discovery method coverage
Method	Assess coverage
TLS handshake	full
JWKS / JWT	full
SSH host keys	full
STARTTLS	partial
PEM upload	full

What Monitor adds

Track drift after your baseline

Assess is a one-session snapshot. Monitor schedules re-scans, detects drift, and alerts when new quantum-vulnerable endpoints appear.

Readiness delta: -4.2 (66 → 61.8)
New Q-vulnerable: 2
Certs expiring: 3

Two new quantum-vulnerable TLS endpoints and one RSA-2048 certificate downgrade detected since last week's scan.

See Monitor preview Drift charts & alert previews →

Scenarios

Try a regulated scenario

Pre-loaded fixture targets for banking, government, and healthcare readiness workflows — no domain required.

Bank TLS inventory Gov contractor CMMC Healthcare HNDL

Standards & frameworks

Mapped to the mandates your auditors cite

Every assessment maps your quantum-vulnerable findings to the frameworks driving your program — NSM-10, CNSA 2.0, NIST IR 8547, PCI-DSS 4.0, and CMMC — with control themes, deadlines, and a signed report your auditors can verify independently.

Sample artifact

30-second preview

Try a vertical fixture before you run a scan

Email-gated mini-assessment shows readiness score, coverage confidence, and top findings — no domain required.

Start mini-assessment Banking preview Healthcare preview

Why Qtangl

Signed evidence, not discovery-only

Many tools inventory TLS endpoints. Qtangl adds framework mapping, Mosca HNDL scoring, and PQ-signed reports your auditors verify at /verify — without claiming formal attestation.

Capability	Qtangl	Typical discovery tool
Signed report + public verify	Yes	Rare
Framework mapping (NSM-10, CMMC, PCI)	Yes	Partial

Full vendor comparison See positioning matrix →

Next steps

Validate Qtangl on your estate

Run a free Q-Day scan, download the full vendor comparison guide, or talk with our team about your shortlist.

Run a free Q-Day scan Get comparison guide (PDF)Compare with our team

Verify a signed report · Pricing

Assess → Monitor → Convert

Stage 1 — Baseline

You are here: establish your crypto inventory

Assess is a one-session baseline. Monitor tracks drift until Q-Day. Convert plans remediation with signed evidence.

Run baseline scan

What Convert adds

Remediation program with signed proof of fix

After your baseline, Convert tracks remediation waves, what-if score projections, and verify-fix loops — illustrative preview below.

Current score: 61.8
Open items: 2
In progress: 1

See full Convert preview Interactive program simulator →

Case study

Dogfood — we scan ourselves

Qtangl runs daily live PQC scans of qtangl.com, www.qtangl.com, and api.qtangl.com in CI. Signed reports are publicly verifiable — we hold ourselves to the standard we sell.

Live self-scan badge is not yet available. Run your own scan at /assess or verify at /verify.

Full dogfood report Platform CBOM Verify spec

FAQ

Common questions

No. Assess is an inventory aid that maps quantum-vulnerable cryptography to frameworks your auditors cite. Export signed PDF and CBOM evidence — auditors verify independently at /verify.