Post-quantum readiness · Hong Kong
Know every crypto asset before quantum breaks them.
ACD Crypto Discovery finds, classifies and maps your asymmetric cryptography to a quantum-safe migration plan — before the HKMA's 2030 clock runs out.
The mandate
The HKMA scored the sector 2.3 / 10 on post-quantum readiness — and set a 2030 clock. ACD answers the first item on its checklist.
The problem
You can't migrate what you can't see.
Invisible cryptography
TLS endpoints, hard-coded keys, legacy binaries, vendor libraries — crypto is scattered across systems no one keeps a map of.
Unknown exposure
Without a cryptographic inventory you can't know what breaks when the algorithms break — or when it breaks.
No defensible plan
Regulators and auditors ask for evidence. Spreadsheets and guesses don't survive scrutiny.
How it works
Five layers. One migration plan.
01
Collect
Eleven crypto surfaces.
02
Normalize
Deterministic classification.
03
Identify
Quantum verdict + risk.
04
Report
CBOM + readiness score.
05
Monitor
Drift + continuous agility.
Coverage
Eleven surfaces. One inventory.
Why ACD
Deterministic, not guesswork.
Deterministic, not LLM
Classification is a registry lookup — zero false positives on the critical path.
Purpose-aware migration
Signature vs encryption is not the same migration. Each asset maps to the right standard.
Signed & reproducible
Evidence an auditor can re-run and confirm — not your word.
Eleven surfaces
The full estate, not just what's reachable over the network.
Offering
Start with one system.
PQC Readiness Assessment
One-off
- 11-surface discovery scan
- Quantum verdict + Mosca risk
- CycloneDX CBOM
- Branded report
Posture Monitoring
Subscription
- Everything in the Assessment
- Continuous drift detection
- Scheduled re-scans
- Crypto-agility dashboard
Enterprise License
On-prem
- Behind your perimeter
- Fleet-wide coverage
- SIEM / GRC integration
- Dedicated onboarding
Ready to see what you're carrying?
One system. A real readiness score. A roadmap you can act on — before you commit to anything.