The audit your regulator runs once a year. Built for every working day.
You will not lose your job to a quantum computer. You will lose it to a control regression that nobody noticed until the audit, three quarters too late. AssessQu watches the cryptographic estate every minute and treats silent regression as a P0 incident, not a checkbox.
Per-asset, not per-company. Instrumented, not interviewed. For the CISO under DORA, NIS2, CRA, CNSA 2.0, BSI, and ANSSI.
Discover. Score. Recommend. Evidence. Verify. Drift.
Cryptographic posture is a control, not a project. Treat it like uptime. The loop runs without pause, without quarterly engagements, without re-scoping.
Discover
Cryptographic estate, every asset. CycloneDX 1.6 CBOM viewer for the regulator pack.
Score
Per-asset X+Y vs Z timing. Six adversary tiers. Banded Resilient, Transitioning, Exposed.
Recommend
Multi-family algorithm portfolio. ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, FN-DSA, HQC-KEM. Hybrid configs for TLS, SSH, IPSec, S/MIME, code-signing.
Evidence
Regulator pack with article-level mapping. DORA, NIS2, CRA, CNSA 2.0, BSI, ANSSI, NCSC, MAS, ASD, NIST, FIPS 203/204/205.
Verify
Continuous control reliability. Forty-seven controls instrumented across six cryptographic families.
Drift
Silent regression treated as a P0 incident. Published response SLA. Audited override log.
Six tiers, named, with real campaign reference. No generic threats.
Salt Typhoon. Volt Typhoon. SolarWinds-style supply chain. Criminal RaaS. Insider. CA compromise. Each tier has a capability score per asset class, mapped to real campaigns rather than abstract threat language. The board hears the same names the press hears, with the technical detail behind them.
Who AssessQu is for
Regulated mid-market enterprises with a CISO who has signing authority for cryptographic infrastructure. Tier-2 banks, insurers, telecoms, critical-infrastructure operators with a 2026 to 2028 compliance horizon. Security budgets that fit a productized engagement rather than a multi-year consulting programme.
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Cryptographic posture grounded in regulator language, not vendor pitch decks.