CryptoComply PQ TLS Fact Sheet

Protect Data in Transit from Harvest Now Decrypt Later Attacks with CryptoComply PQ TLS

Transport-Level Security (TLS) is one of the most widely used cryptography protocols.  It is used to encrypt data in transit between web browsers and web servers, as well as countless other connections between applications, devices, servers, and the cloud.  TLS uses classic public key cryptography that will be vulnerable to attacks once sufficiently large quantum computers become available. Hence, virtually all TLS connections are vulnerable to these future quantum attacks.

Making these TLS connections quantum-resistant would be a significant first step on a PQC migration journey. With the right commercial-grade tools, such migration can be done quickly and easily, and without the need for significant ecosystem changes. CryptoComply PQ TLS is such a tool.

CryptoComply PQ TLS combines SafeLogic’s Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program (CAVP) certified implementation of the NIST-standard ML-KEM post-quantum cryptography key exchange algorithm (FIPS 203) with SafeLogic’s FIPS 140-3 certified classical encryption algorithms from CryptoComply for Server v3.

As a drop-in replacement for TLS 1.3 in OpenSSL 3.x, government agencies and commercial organizations can install CryptoComply PQ-TLS in minutes to protect sensitive data in transit between web browsers, servers, and other systems.

CryptoComply PQ TLS builds on SafeLogic’s 12+ year history developing, delivering, and supporting enterprise-class, mission-critical cryptography software that has been tested by NIST and certified for government use under the FIPS 140 Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP).