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Know your cryptography
before the fiscal year closes.

QuProtect discovers the cryptography running across agency systems, then changes it by policy. Software only, no application rewrites, and available on the purchasing vehicles state and local procurement already uses.

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Citizen records outlive the cryptography protecting them

Tax filings, health records, court files and criminal justice data stay sensitive for decades. The systems holding them were not built to have their cryptography swapped out.

Discovery runs passively against live traffic, so an agency learns what it is running without touching the applications. What it finds becomes a policy change rather than a procurement cycle.

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What this changes for an agency

  • An inventory you did not build by hand

    Manual cryptographic inventories age the day they are finished. Sensors watch live traffic and keep the inventory current as systems change.

  • Legacy systems stay where they are

    Benefits platforms, court systems and mainframe-backed records keep running. Protection is applied at the network layer, so no vendor has to reopen the application.

  • Evidence an auditor can read

    Export the inventory as a cryptographic bill of materials, with a record of what changed and when.

  • Scoped to the money you have

    Discovery and piloting fit a compressed engagement. The output is a prioritized roadmap that supports the next budget request.

Three pillars of one platform

Discovery feeds remediation, and remediation is what the reporting proves.

Mapped to the rules you answer to

QuProtect produces the evidence each one asks for, from a live inventory of what is actually on the wire.

  • CJIS Security Policy

    Criminal justice information carries encryption requirements in transit and at rest. Discovery shows what is actually negotiated per connection, not what a configuration file says.

  • HIPAA

    State health and Medicaid systems hold protected health information. The Security Rule expects encryption decisions to be documented, and a live inventory is that documentation.

Bought through the vehicles you already use

QuProtect R3 is available to state and local government through NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA Partners, and on Carahsoft's GSA Multiple Award Schedule under contract 47QSWA18D008F.

Software only. Nothing to rack, and no hardware line on the requisition.

Frequently asked questions

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  • Why is crypto-agility important for government networks?

    Crypto-agility allows agencies to adapt to evolving cryptographic standards and security threats without rebuilding infrastructure or disrupting operations.

  • How do government agencies prepare for quantum threats?

    Agencies prepare by building cryptographic inventories, prioritizing long-lived sensitive data, deploying hybrid and post-quantum protections in phases, and adopting crypto-agile infrastructure.

  • What is the best post-quantum cryptography solution for government networks?

    The most effective solutions combine NIST-approved PQC, crypto-agility, centralized cryptographic governance, hybrid migration support, and compatibility with existing infrastructure.

  • How do state and local agencies buy QuProtect?

    QuProtect R3 is available to state and local government through NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA Partners, and on Carahsoft’s GSA Multiple Award Schedule under contract 47QSWA18D008F. It is software, so there is no hardware line on the requisition.

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See what your agency is running today, and what it takes to change it.

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