In plain English: an adversary doesn't need a quantum computer today — they need your encrypted data today and a quantum computer later. Quantum Swarm finds the crypto that's about to break, quantifies the break-year risk, and migrates you to NIST quantum-safe ML-KEM / ML-DSA — every assessment sealed.
RSA and ECC protect it now — but a copy sits in an adversary's archive, patient. The data that has to stay secret for a decade is already exposed.
Shor's algorithm retires RSA-2048 and ECDSA the moment a cryptographically-relevant quantum computer exists. Everything harvested unlocks at once.
Discovering, prioritizing and re-keying an enterprise's crypto isn't a weekend. If you start when the machine ships, you've already lost the secrets.
Six classical post-quantum defense tools plus one genuine quantum-compute consensus circuit — honest by construction about which is which.
A free TLS scan that finds the RSA / ECDSA hiding in transit and at rest — you can't migrate what you can't see.
Scores each asset's exposure: how long must it stay secret, and when does its cipher break? The gap is your risk.
Audits NIST FIPS 203/204/205 posture and migrates key exchange to ML-KEM-1024 and signatures to ML-DSA-87.
A 5-tier early-warning monitor for quantum-threat arrival, plus a genuine φ-weighted consensus circuit on real IBM Heron.
A working defense console. Tell it what cipher protects your data and how long that data must stay secret — it computes the break-year exposure, plots the gap, recommends the PQC migration, and seals the assessment. Break-year figures are illustrative estimates, labeled as such.
A TLS scan inventories every RSA / ECDSA asset in transit and at rest — the attack surface, made visible.
Each asset's secrecy horizon is set against its cipher's estimated break year. The overlap is the harvest-now-decrypt-later exposure.
Key exchange moves to ML-KEM-1024, signatures to ML-DSA-87 (FIPS 203/204) — every step sealed to a WORM chain.
Add Quantum Swarm to your watsonx Orchestrate workspace, or let the Prompt Builder wire it into a discover-quantify-migrate chain.