Loxada Quant' Secure
Post-quantum cryptography. No application changes required.
PQC migration is now a compliance requirement for a growing number of organizations. But migrating at the application layer is slow, expensive, and dependent on vendor timelines you cannot control.
Loxada Quantum Secure applies hybrid post-quantum cryptography at the managed network layer; covering all traffic from every connected device, independently of your software stack.
The problem
The compliance deadline arrives before the software stack is ready
Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a theoretical concern. NIST finalized its PQC standards in 2024. NSPM-12 mandates PQC migration for National Security Systems. DORA and NIS2 are moving in the same direction across the financial sector. The compliance direction of travel is clear.
The challenge for most organizations is sequencing. Migrating at the application layer requires every application, operating system, and third-party service to ship PQC support before you can demonstrate compliance. Most organizations are dependent on vendor timelines they cannot influence and cannot predict. The compliance deadline and the vendor delivery timeline are not aligned.
This gap is what Loxada Quantum Secure addresses.
How it works
PQC at the network layer, before applications see the traffic
Loxada Quantum Secure layers hybrid post-quantum cryptography onto the existing Loxada managed network infrastructure. PQC is applied at the network edge, before traffic reaches applications or cloud services.
This means every device connected to a Loxada router benefits from PQC protection, regardless of whether the applications on that device have shipped PQC support. Legacy applications, third-party tools, and services with no PQC roadmap are all covered at the network layer.
The approach uses hybrid PQC: classical cryptographic algorithms run alongside NIST-standard post-quantum algorithms. This provides protection against both current threats and future quantum-capable attacks, without removing existing safeguards while the transition matures.
Management is handled centrally through the existing Loxada administration portal. No configuration is required from end users or local IT teams.
Key properties
What Loxada Quantum Secure delivers
- No application changes. PQC is applied at the network layer. Applications, operating systems, and existing tools are unaffected.
- NIST-standard algorithms. Loxada Quantum Secure uses the algorithms standardized by NIST in 2024, the same standards that form the basis of current and emerging regulatory requirements.
- Hybrid approach. Classical and post-quantum cryptography run in parallel, maintaining current protections while adding quantum resistance.
- Covers legacy and third-party applications. Unlike application-layer PQC, network-layer deployment protects all traffic from every connected device, regardless of vendor support status for individual applications.
- Centrally managed. Deployed and updated through the existing Loxada platform. No additional management infrastructure required.
- Extends your existing Loxada deployment. Quantum Secure is an extension of the Loxada platform, not a separate infrastructure investment. Organizations already running Loxada Secure can activate it without additional hardware.
Who it's for
Organizations facing PQC compliance requirements before their application stack can deliver them
- Federal contractors and agencies. Organizations within scope of NSPM-12 face PQC migration requirements for National Security Systems. Smaller firms in the federal supply chain face the same compliance pressure as primes, with fewer internal resources to navigate it. Loxada Quantum Secure provides a demonstrable, standards-based PQC layer that can be deployed immediately.
- Financial services. DORA and NIS2 are driving PQC readiness requirements across the EU and UK financial sector. Loxada Quantum Secure provides network-layer PQC coverage while application-layer migration progresses on vendor timelines.
- Evolving HIPAA guidance and broader data security standards are incorporating PQC expectations. Network-layer deployment covers the full device estate, including clinical applications and third-party systems with no current PQC roadmap.