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Security Built for Quantum Reality

Quantum Vision Holdings develops post-quantum security technologies designed to address the structural limitations of classical cryptography in a world where quantum computing is advancing from theory to operational reality. The Company’s technology portfolio is built to support real-world systems that require long-term data confidentiality, regulatory compliance, and operational continuity.

As cryptographic assumptions evolve, organizations must transition from static security models to adaptable architectures capable of evolving over time. Quantum Vision’s technology approach is designed to support this transition in a standards-aligned, deployment-ready manner while integrating with existing systems and security controls.

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Our technology portfolio spans secure hardware, cryptographic software, and control plane systems. These technologies may be deployed independently or combined as part of an integrated security architecture, depending on operational, regulatory, and infrastructure requirements.

This portfolio-based approach enables organizations to adopt post-quantum protections incrementally while preserving compatibility with existing infrastructure and minimizing disruption to ongoing operations.

The Cryptographic Transition

Classical encryption systems such as RSA and elliptic curve cryptography underpin today’s internet, financial systems, healthcare platforms, and communications networks. Advances in quantum computing threaten these systems through algorithms capable of retroactively decrypting previously secured data, a risk commonly referred to as “harvest now, decrypt later.”

This risk is not limited to future communications. Data encrypted today may remain sensitive for decades, particularly in healthcare, government, and other regulated environments. As a result, post-quantum readiness has become an operational, governance, and risk-management concern rather than a purely academic one.

Foundational Technologies

Post-Quantum Cryptography

We implements post-quantum cryptographic primitives aligned with finalized standards published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. These primitives are designed to replace classical public-key systems that are not expected to remain secure against large-scale quantum adversaries.

Implementations prioritize standardized, publicly reviewed algorithms intended for real-world deployment. These cryptographic primitives form the foundation of both Quantum Vision’s software and hardware-based security technologies and support long-term interoperability, auditability, and regulatory acceptance.

Secure Hardware Foundations

In environments where software-only cryptography is insufficient, We develop secure hardware components designed to establish physical roots of trust.

These components are designed to:

Enforce cryptographic operations within controlled execution boundaries
Reduce exposure to side-channel and fault-based attacks
Provide deterministic behavior in constrained or adversarial environments.

Hardware-enforced security is particularly relevant for embedded systems, medical devices, and regulated infrastructure where predictability, integrity, and assurance are required.

Applied Security Systems

Healthcare and Regulated Data Protection

We develop applied security systems designed to protect long-lived and highly sensitive data, particularly in healthcare and other regulated industries. These systems are designed to integrate with existing applications and data stores without requiring platform replacement or extensive architectural change.

The primary objective of these systems is to reduce long-term confidentiality risk while supporting compliance, auditability, and operational continuity across complex environments.

Secure Network and Communication Layers

For distributed systems and data exchange environments, We develop software-defined security layers that apply post-quantum protections to authentication, key establishment, and verification processes.

These technologies are designed to support scalable deployment while managing the operational overhead associated with post-quantum cryptography in networked environments.

Control Plane Technologies

Cryptographic Lifecycle and Policy Management

Post-quantum readiness requires more than selecting new algorithms. It requires the ability to manage cryptographic assets over time.
Quantum Vision develops control plane technologies that provide:

Key generation with verifiable provenance
Lifecycle management, including rotation and revocation
Policy-based enforcement of approved cryptographic standards
Auditability to support governance and compliance

By decoupling applications from fixed cryptographic choices, these technologies support long-term adaptability and risk management.

Cryptographic Agility

Cryptographic standards, threat models, and regulatory expectations will continue to evolve. Our technology emphasizes cryptographic agility - the ability to adapt algorithms, key policies, and security controls over time without requiring application rewrites or infrastructure replacement.

This design principle enables organizations to respond to emerging risks and updated standards in a controlled, operationally feasible manner.

Why Software-Only Security Is Often Insufficient

While post-quantum algorithms can be implemented in software, many environments face constraints that limit the effectiveness of software-only approaches. These constraints may include performance variability, side-channel exposure, power and thermal limits, and strict timing requirements.

In such environments, hardware-enforced cryptography provides stronger assurance and predictable behavior that complements software-based security controls.

By anchoring keys and critical operations inside tamper-resistant silicon with physically isolated execution paths, hardware security significantly reduces the attack surface and prevents entire classes of software-based and side-channel attacks. Quantum Vision’s technology portfolio is designed to support both approaches where appropriate.

How the Technologies Work Together

Our technology components are designed to operate cohesively.

Hardware technologies establish roots of trust and enforce cryptographic integrity. Software systems apply post-quantum protections to data, communications, and applications. Control plane technologies coordinate keys, policies, and lifecycle management across environments.

This layered approach enables durable security while preserving flexibility and interoperability.

Standards, Review, and Technical Rigor

Our technology development emphasizes publicly reviewed standards, interoperability, and auditability. Cryptographic implementations are aligned with finalized post-quantum standards published by recognized standards bodies, supporting regulatory acceptance and long-term viability.

Technical documentation outlining architecture, cryptographic design, and system integration is maintained to support informed evaluation by partners, customers, and stakeholders operating in regulated environments.

Closing Statement

Quantum Vision’s technology portfolio is designed to support the transition to post-quantum security in real-world systems.

By combining standards-aligned cryptography, secure hardware foundations, and software-defined control, the Company enables organizations to address emerging risks while maintaining operational continuity.

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