Loxada Quantum Secure applies hybrid post-quantum cryptography at the managed network layer, covering traffic from every connected device, independently of your software stack.
Post-quantum readiness is becoming a requirement, through NIST’s standardized algorithms, federal direction such as NSM-10 and EO 14306, and crypto-agility expectations in financial-sector rules including the EU’s DORA (RTS 2024/1774). But migrating every application, operating system and third-party tool to new cryptography takes years.
In the meantime, data with a long confidential life can be captured now and decrypted later, once quantum computers are capable, a pattern known as harvest now, decrypt later. The gap between when readiness is expected and when your applications can actually get there is the problem Quantum Secure closes.
NIST published its first standardized post-quantum algorithms in 2024.
Loxada Quantum Secure brings NIST-standard post-quantum algorithms (ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA) to the managed network layer, deployed in a hybrid model that layers post-quantum protection on top of the classical cryptography already in use.
Because it operates at the network layer rather than inside each application, you do not have to wait for every vendor, operating system and internal tool to ship its own post-quantum support. It extends the same managed system as Loxada Secure and is centrally managed.
Browser and cloud providers are adding post-quantum protection to their own connections, but that only covers traffic to those specific services. Applying it at the network layer also covers legacy applications and endpoints that are not post-quantum capable.
Organizations facing post-quantum compliance requirements before their application stack can deliver them