QryptoCyber
Post-quantum cryptography audit firm building automated Cryptographic Bills of Materials to help enterprises inventory and migrate vulnerable encryption.
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QryptoCyber is a Washington, D.C.-based startup, founded in 2023, that helps organizations discover and inventory their cryptographic assets ahead of the shift to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Its platform automatically catalogs the encryption algorithms, keys, certificates, and libraries in use across an environment, and can deliver that inventory as a Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM), structured data, or PDF reports.
The company frames its timing around NIST’s move to sunset RSA encryption and the broader deadlines pushing enterprises toward quantum-safe algorithms, positioning its CBOM output as the discovery step that has to happen before any organization can plan a credible migration. QryptoCyber describes itself as a small start-up that emerged from the managed security services provider (MSSP) space, staffed by security veterans.
To extend discovery into action, QryptoCyber struck a March 2025 partnership with Venari Security on compliance and risk management and a May 2025 partnership with ExeQuantum on remediation, with the stated goal of building what the companies call the world’s first end-to-end cryptographic remediation pipeline. No funding round has been publicly disclosed, and named enterprise customers were not found in available coverage.
Innovation Matrix Assessment
Shipped working CBOM tooling and struck two integration partnerships (Venari Security, ExeQuantum) within about two years of founding.
Automated cryptographic asset inventory directly supports the NIST-driven PQC migration planning CISOs now have to do, replacing manual spreadsheet-based discovery.
Self-described as a small start-up with no disclosed funding round; momentum is unverified beyond the two named integration partnerships.
CBOM and cryptographic-discovery tooling is a necessary compliance and inventory capability, but an incremental one rather than a structural rethink of cryptography itself.
No named enterprise deployments or independent audits of QryptoCyber's discovery accuracy were found.
NIST's RSA sunset timeline and government quantum-safe deadlines make cryptographic inventory tooling durably relevant throughout the multi-year PQC transition.
Why CISOs Should Care
Before an organization can migrate off RSA and other NIST-sunset algorithms, it has to know where they're used; QryptoCyber's automated CBOM gives CISOs that cryptographic asset inventory as structured data instead of a manual spreadsheet exercise.
What Makes It Different
Frames its output explicitly as a Cryptographic Bill of Materials and has struck partnerships aimed at an end-to-end discovery-to-remediation pipeline rather than selling discovery alone.
The Matrix Verdict
45/100 — EMERGING / UNRANKED
A small, self-described start-up riding the real and deadline-driven PQC-migration wave with useful, timely tooling; with no disclosed funding and no named enterprise customers, it lands as Emerging/Unranked rather than a proven category leader.
Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings
"Only affordable PQC audit solution" is a company marketing claim from its own press release; no independent pricing or accuracy comparison against competing CBOM tools was found.
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