Company
Security,
redesigned from
the key up.
However strong the algorithm, security collapses once the key is exposed. AI automates attacks, and quantum computers force a move away from today’s public-key systems. Quantum Integsure uses an SRAM-PUF Root of Trust and NIST-standard PQC to build security that never stores its keys.
- Company
- Quantum Integsure
- CEO
- Name
- Founded
- Year
- Business
- Hardware security: Physical Root of Trust · Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Products
- QC HSM, QC TLS Gateway
- Location
- Company address
Our Name
Quantum Integrity + Sure
- QuantumThe quantum era
We prepare head-on for an era in which quantum computers shake public-key cryptography.
- IntegrityIntegrity
We keep keys and data free from forgery and tampering, end to end.
- SureAssured trust
We prove the word “sure” in hardware.
Quantum Integsure joins Integrity and Sure. Security that keeps integrity assured, even in the quantum era: that is the promise in our name.
Vision
A new pioneer of
quantum security
Physical Root of Trust
The physical properties of SRAM give every device its own unique Root of Trust.
Non-Stored Root Key
The key is rebuilt from the PUF only when needed, and is never kept anywhere otherwise.
Post-Quantum Security
Key exchange and digital signatures move to algorithms built for the quantum era.
History
History
- YYYY
KCMVP certification underway
Enterprise / critical infrastructure PoCs underway
- YYYY
SRAM-PUF · PQC (ML-KEM · ML-DSA) · FPGA crypto architecture implemented
Began building the IP portfolio
- YYYY
Quantum Integsure founded
Location
Location
- Address
- Company address
- [email protected]
- Phone
- 02-000-0000