Cryptographic migrations

See who depends on the cryptography you need to change.

Changing an algorithm, certificate or trust chain is easier when you can investigate who connects, which software is involved and who owns the next step.

Discuss your migration

Cryptoramic dashboard bringing discovered assets and assessment findings together. — Actual application · Illustrative assessment data

Focus the investigation before you test.

Observed connections

Use evidence from supported scans and traffic captures to investigate communicating endpoints and the cryptography observed between them.

Software context

Combine discovered software and version information with certificate evidence. Identify questions for internal application owners and external suppliers.

A focused test scope

Review affected clients, services and available chain relationships. Use this context to choose representative configurations for compatibility testing.

From an estate-wide question to a manageable assessment.

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Evidence for a migration decision

ObserveCertificates, connections and available software versions.
InvestigateDependencies, owners and supplier support.
VerifyRepresentative application and business-process tests.

A migration plan grounded in the assessed scope

Visibility depends on the collection method, access and observation period. Application testing confirms interoperability.

Across industries and regions

Prepare for post-quantum cryptography.

Identify cryptography in use, investigate software and supplier dependencies, and prioritize what needs to change. Plan around the lifetimes of your data and systems, alongside applicable transition guidance.

Explore PQC migration planning

Netherlands ecosystem

PKIoverheid G4.

Assess signature compatibility, trust chains and certificate profiles wherever your systems use or accept PKIoverheid certificates.

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Scope by dependency, wherever your organization is based

A national PKI can support services used by organizations in several countries. Choose guidance based on the certificates your systems use or accept, rather than the location of your headquarters.

Cryptoramic helps bring discovered evidence into a shared inventory. Observations do not identify every relying party, and a software version alone does not establish compatibility. Use the evidence to narrow the questions, confirm gaps with system owners and plan representative tests.

For broader algorithm change, explore post-quantum planning and supplier readiness.

Planning another cryptographic transition?

Tell us which transition, services and relying applications are involved. We will discuss a suitable scope and the evidence needed.