Become quantum-safe
Become quantum-safe before the regulator asks.
From problem to proof
Boards are asking for a post-quantum plan and nobody wants to re-encrypt a decade of recordings later.
FIPS 203 ML-KEM wraps every recording key from day one, with a hybrid mode that holds unless both algorithms are broken.
Most recording platforms have no post-quantum roadmap. CoreCx ships it today.
A one-line answer for the board.
Related use cases
Seven-year retention that survives the quantum era
Recordings kept until 2033 are encrypted with keys the vendor holds, using algorithms a quantum computer will break.
Every recording is sealed under its own key, wrapped with post-quantum cryptography by CoreSec KMS, and retained under the Compliance Recorder option with legal hold and WORM archive.
Competitors encrypt with vendor-held keys and classical algorithms, if at all. CoreCx uses customer-held, quantum-safe keys on every file.
Keys no vendor and no single employee can use
Encryption keys sit with the application vendor or with one administrator who could walk out with them.
The root secret is split between two custodians, every private key is sealed in an AES-256-GCM envelope, and the appliance exposes a single port.
HSM-centric products are expensive and still trust one operator. CoreCx is a software appliance with split custody and published limits.
Start with become quantum-safe
We scope it with you, install a pilot and prove it on your own data.