Qrypt

Quantum-secure encryption without key transmission

Qrypt hardens cybersecurity and future-proofs encryption against quantum attack by eliminating key transmission entirely, independently generating symmetric keys at multiple endpoints rather than sending them between parties. That is the substantive move: transmitted keys are precisely what quantum computing threatens, since encrypted traffic intercepted and stored today can be decrypted once the capability exists. Its building blocks are quantum entropy, a post-quantum cipher and entropy-as-a-service, protecting critical workflows now rather than at some future transition. The team combines engineers, physicists and cryptographers.