Quantum Readiness Platform
What QRP is
The Quantum Readiness Platform (QRP) is an on-premises discovery, assessment and planning product for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness. It discovers an organisation’s cryptographic inventory, scores PQC risk with a deterministic (non-LLM-by-default) analysis engine, and plans migrations — with role-based access control (Admin, Security Architect, Operator, Auditor) so every action is attributable.
In structured design-partner pilotsFeature highlights
- Evidence collection from network, host, repository/CI-CD and vendor-document sources
- Deterministic, explainable risk scoring with evidence references
- A guided migration workflow: propose → approve → execute (outside QRP) → validate → audit
- A read-only audit log of every mutating action
- Role-based access control across four roles
- Documented backup/restore and versioned upgrade tooling
How to get it
The desktop client is free to download. It is a thin native wrapper around the QRP web console for Windows, macOS and Linux — it connects to a QRP backend and does not bundle or run one itself.
The backend is what a pilot is for: it is deployed on your own infrastructure, through a structured design-partner engagement. Requesting a pilot asks for that deployment, not for permission to download the client.
Download the desktop client
Verify what you downloaded against SHA256SUMS.
These builds are not code-signed yet. Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run — choose More info, then Run anyway. On macOS, Gatekeeper blocks the first launch — open it from Finder with Control-click → Open, or allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security.