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Cryptagion
Discover cryptographic exposure. Build your CBOM. Prepare for post-quantum migration.
A distinct product operating under its own brand at cryptagion.io.
Overview
Cryptagion addresses the part of cryptographic modernisation that comes before cryptography: knowing what is deployed. Discovery across an estate, a maintained inventory, and the mapping of dependencies between components that were never designed to be examined together.
An organisation cannot migrate cryptography it cannot identify. Discovery and inventory are therefore not preliminaries to a post-quantum migration — they are its first phase.
Lifecycle
How the work is sequenced.
- 01
Discover
Identify where cryptography actually exists — in source code, libraries, protocols, certificates, configuration and third-party dependencies — rather than where documentation says it should be.
- 02
Inventory
Maintain a record of those uses with enough context to answer which systems depend on which primitives, and through which intermediaries.
- 03
Score
Assess each discovered use against algorithm strength, deprecation status, key length, protocol version and quantum exposure, so that risk is expressed per asset instead of as a single organisational verdict.
- 04
CBOM
Consolidate the findings into a Cryptographic Bill of Materials: a structured, machine-readable inventory of cryptographic assets and their dependencies that can be versioned and compared over time.
- 05
Plan
Turn the inventory into evidence each function can act on — what is deprecated, what is exposed, and what is blocked by a dependency someone else owns.
- 06
Migrate
Sequence the work: which assets move first, which require upstream or vendor change, and which need crypto-agility introduced before any algorithm can be swapped at all.
Capability areas
What the product concerns itself with. Availability is stated on its own site.
Cryptographic Discovery
Locate cryptography where it actually is — code, linked libraries, negotiated protocols, certificates, configuration and third-party dependencies — rather than where documentation says it should be.
CBOM & Inventory
Consolidate the findings into a structured, machine-readable Cryptographic Bill of Materials that can be versioned and compared over time.
PQC Migration Planning
Sequence the work by dependency: what moves first, what needs a vendor change, and what requires crypto-agility to be introduced before anything can be swapped.
Relationship to KOR IT
KOR IT is the engineering company. Cryptagion is a distinct product with its own brand and its own site. The two names are not interchangeable: Cryptagion carries one domain — crypto-agility and post-quantum readiness — while KOR IT's other domains continue independently of it.
Product site
Features, availability and anything that changes over time live at cryptagion.io, not here.