01 – What Is Quantum.IQ?

Quantum.IQ, a subsidiary of Redwood AI, develops the Quantum.IQ platform, combining post-quantum cybersecurity with artificial intelligence to help organizations discover cryptographic assets, assess quantum readiness, automate compliance and modernize security infrastructure.

Key Capabilities

    • Cryptographic Asset Discovery & Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM)
    • Quantum Readiness Assessment
    •  AI-Assisted Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Migration
    • Compliance & Risk Management
    • Continuous Verification

02 - The Quantum Threat is Already Emerging

As quantum computing advances toward the point at which today's widely used cryptographic standards may become vulnerable, organizations face growing pressure to understand and modernize their cryptographic infrastructure. The risk extends beyond future attacks, as encrypted information collected today may potentially be decrypted once sufficiently capable quantum systems emerge.
Quantum.IQ is designed to help organizations identify cryptographic exposure, assess quantum readiness, and prepare critical systems for the transition to post-quantum cryptography.

03 - How Quantum.IQ Works

Quantum.IQ provides an integrated approach to discovering, assessing, modernizing, and continuously verifying cryptographic infrastructure, helping organizations move from visibility to post-quantum readiness through a structured lifecycle.

Discovery

Scans certificates, TLS1 configurations, APIs2, and source code across your estate.

Mapping

Aligns systems with NIST 3 PQC4, Canadian GC ITSM 5 standards, and global cryptographic best practices.

Verification

Continuous monitoring and automated compliance evidence for NIST PQC, SOC2 7, and Canadian federal standards (ITSG-33 8).

Inventory

Live Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) —  inventories every key, certificate, and cipher.

Remediation

AI agents generate PQC migration PRs 6 (Kyber, Dilithium) with automated code refactoring and testing guidance.

Footnote:
1. Transport Layer Security
2. Application Programming Interface
3. National Institute of Standards and Technology
4. Post-Quantum Cryptography
5. GC – Government of Canada; ITSM.40.001 – Roadmap for the Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography for the Government of Canada, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
6. Pull Requests – Proposed software code changes submitted for review and approval.
7. System and Organization Controls 2.
8. Information Technology Security Guidance Publication 33, IT Security Risk Management: A Lifecycle Approach.