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Valencia Intelligence

NIST PQC Standards Now in Effect

Post-Quantum
Security Starts
With Visibility.

Valencia Intelligence helps organizations discover cryptographic risk, map digital trust assets, and prepare for a post-quantum future — before the threat window closes.

14,203+

Assets in average deployment

72 hrs

To full cryptographic baseline

2030

Quantum threat horizon

Built for security teams in

Financial ServicesFederal GovernmentDefense ContractorsHealthcare SystemsCritical InfrastructureEnterprise Technology

The Invisible Problem

Most organizations don't know
where their cryptography lives.

Certificates, encryption keys, algorithms, APIs, cloud workloads, vendors, and machine identities are spread across your business — largely invisible and unmanaged. You cannot prepare for post-quantum security until you see what you have.

Unknown certificates expiring in production

Quantum-vulnerable RSA and ECC algorithms

Untracked machine identities with no expiry

Weak ciphers on public-facing APIs

Third-party vendors with unknown crypto

No visibility into certificate trust chains

The Threat, Visualized

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Today, your encrypted data is captured.

Adversaries intercept and store encrypted traffic now — even though they can't read it yet.

It waits in storage.

Contracts, designs, personnel records — held patiently, costing nothing to keep.

By ~2026, a quantum computer unlocks all of it.

Every RSA and ECC key recorded today becomes readable. The damage is retroactive.

The Countdown Has Begun

Time remaining until
quantum threat horizon.

Conservative estimates place cryptographically-relevant quantum computers by 2030. Enterprise migration takes 3–5 years. The window to act is closing.

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Threat horizon: 2030 · NIST PQC finalized: August 2024 · Migration window: 3–5 years

What We Discover

Every link in your
cryptographic chain.

From root certificate authorities to machine identities — Valencia Intelligence maps every cryptographic dependency in your environment, revealing the hidden vulnerabilities that put your organization at risk.

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TLS/SSL Certificates

2,103

Including 27 expired in production

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Encryption Keys

7,841

3,841 RSA-2048 — quantum-vulnerable

Machine Identities

4,219

No expiry tracking on 61%

Cloud Secrets

12,440

Unrotated for 400+ days avg

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API Trust Relationships

891

Across 14 third-party vendors

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Code Signing Certificates

312

3 expiring within 30 days

Certificate Trust Chain · Live Discovery

4 vulnerabilities detected
Root CARSA-4096 · TrustedIntermediate CARSA-2048 · ⚠ VulnerableTLS CertificateECC P-256 · Expiring 14dAPI GatewayRSA-2048 · ⚠ VulnerableMachine IdentityUnknown · Untracked

See It Work

Watch a readiness scan
in real time.

Every assessment maps what we find directly to the CMMC controls an auditor will check. Here's what that looks like.

valencia-intelligence — readiness scan

The Deliverable

You get a report
an auditor respects.

Every engagement ends with a clear, professional document: an executive summary, every finding with a risk rating, a prioritized remediation roadmap, and a mapping of each issue to the exact CMMC control it affects.

  • Executive summary in plain English
  • Findings rated critical to low
  • Remediation roadmap with effort estimates
  • CMMC control mapping (SC & IA families)

Cryptographic Readiness Assessment

Sample · acme-defense.com

6 findings
CRIT3 expired certificates in productionSC.L2-3.13.11
CRITRSA-2048 — quantum-vulnerable key exchangeSC.L2-3.13.11
WARNTLS 1.0 enabled on legacy endpointSC.L2-3.13.8
WARNMFA absent on 2 systemsIA.L2-3.5.3
LOWDMARC policy set to noneSC.L2-3.13.8

Illustrative sample — not a real client

The Platform

See exactly what
an assessment produces.

The executive dashboard, cryptographic asset inventory, risk-ranked findings, CMMC control mapping, and report generation — this is the actual platform your team would use.

Book a walkthrough and we'll show it running against a sample environment, live.

valenciaintelligence.com/dashboard

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Assets

7

Findings

9

Quantum-vuln

2

Expiring

38

Posture

100Expired cert in production
99TLS 1.0 on public endpoint
97Primary cert expires in 11d

Trust Intelligence

Map the trust layer
beneath your business.

Every application, API, certificate, key, cloud workload, vendor, and identity provider connects through invisible cryptographic trust relationships. Hover any node to reveal live risk signals.

Applications → APIs → Certificates → Keys

Keys → Cloud Workloads → Vendors

Vendors → Identity Providers → Machine Identities

trust-map · hover nodes to explore8 risk signals active
ApplicationsAPIsCertificatesEncryption KeysCloud WorkloadsVendorsIdentity ProvidersMachine Identities

Trust Infrastructure Map · Hover to explore

By the Numbers

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Cryptographic assets in average enterprise

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RSA-2048 assets — quantum-vulnerable

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To complete full cryptographic baseline

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Estimated quantum threat horizon

Platform Capabilities

Everything you need to go
quantum-safe.

Cryptographic Asset Discovery

Surface every certificate, key, algorithm, secret, and machine identity across your entire infrastructure — cloud, on-prem, hybrid, and vendor environments. Organizations discover 3–5× more assets than they expected.

Trust Chain Mapping

Visualize how every application, API, service, and workload connects through invisible cryptographic trust relationships. Understand dependencies before they become vulnerabilities.

Quantum Readiness Scoring

Score your cryptographic posture against NIST FIPS 203/204/205, NSA CNSA 2.0, and CMMC 2.0. Know exactly where you stand and what to prioritize before the threat window closes.

Post-Quantum Migration Planning

Generate a risk-ranked migration roadmap from vulnerable algorithms to NIST-approved post-quantum alternatives. Prioritized by business impact, not just technical risk.

Certificate Lifecycle Management

Proactive expiration alerting, automated renewal tracking, and CT log monitoring. Never let a certificate expire again — and know exactly which ones are quantum-vulnerable.

Crypto-Agility Intelligence

Identify which systems can migrate quickly and which will create bottlenecks. Build the operational capability to swap cryptographic algorithms without disruption.

How It Works

From invisible risk to
complete clarity.

Three steps from zero cryptographic visibility to a prioritized migration roadmap — without disrupting your existing infrastructure.

01Day 1–3
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Connect Your Environment

Read-only connections to your cloud providers, network segments, PKI systems, and secret stores. No agents required. No firewall changes. No disruption.

02Day 3–7
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Discover & Map

Valencia Intelligence surfaces every certificate, encryption key, algorithm, machine identity, and trust relationship — typically 3–5× more than organizations expect.

03Day 7–14
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Score & Prioritize

Every asset gets a quantum risk score. You receive a prioritized migration roadmap, compliance gap analysis, and a clear picture of what needs to move first.

Result: Within 14 days you have a complete cryptographic inventory, a quantum risk score, and a prioritized migration roadmap — regardless of environment size.

How We Fit In

We work alongside your
CMMC consultant.

Most defense contractors already have a consultant handling their broad CMMC readiness — policies, documentation, access controls. That work matters. But the cryptographic controls are a specialty most generalists treat as a single checkbox.

That's where we come in. We're the cryptographic specialists your existing team brings in for the encryption, certificate, and key-management controls — not a replacement for your consultant, a complement to them.

Your CMMC consultant handles

Policies, SSP & POA&M documentation, access control, incident response — the full 110-control picture.

Valencia Intelligence handles

FIPS-validated cryptography, certificate discovery, key management, the SC and IA control families auditors scrutinize.

Together you get

Complete, audit-ready coverage with a specialist on the controls that trip up small contractors most.

The Difference

Why a specialist,
not a checkbox.

The cryptographic controls reward depth. Here's how a focused approach compares.

Doing nothing

Generalist only

Valencia

Cryptographic asset discovery
partial
FIPS-validation review
partial
Certificate & key lifecycle mapping
Post-quantum risk scoring
CMMC control mapping (SC / IA)
partial
Plain-English remediation roadmap

Framed around approach, not any specific competitor — many great consultants partner with specialists exactly this way.

Why Now

The quantum threat is future-facing.
The inventory problem is happening now.

Today

Discover your cryptographic assets

Most organizations have no complete inventory. Start by seeing everything — certificates, keys, algorithms, secrets, and machine identities — across every environment.

Next

Assess risk and map dependencies

Understand which assets are quantum-vulnerable, expiring, or unmanaged. Map the trust chains that connect them. Know what breaks if something fails.

Then

Prioritize your migration roadmap

Build a risk-ranked migration plan aligned to NIST FIPS 203/204/205, NSA CNSA 2.0, and your compliance requirements. Move critical systems first.

Future

Achieve post-quantum resilience

Operate with full crypto-agility — capable of swapping cryptographic algorithms without disruption. Ready for the post-quantum world before it arrives.

Quick Risk Estimate

How exposed is your
organization?

Based on industry data from enterprise deployments. A realistic estimate of what we typically find.

Your organization

1,000
10050,000+

Estimates based on industry benchmarks. Actual numbers vary by environment complexity.

Estimated exposure

Total cryptographic assets

Certificates, keys, algorithms, secrets

25,560

Quantum-vulnerable assets

RSA, ECC, DH — breakable by quantum computers

18,403

Critical risk assets

Requiring immediate attention

2,044

Certificates tracked

TLS, code-signing, machine identities

3,834

Expiring within 90 days

At risk of production outage

460

The Timeline

The deadlines are
already moving.

Aug 2024

NIST finalizes FIPS 203/204/205

Nov 2025

CMMC Phase 1 begins

Nov 2026

CMMC Phase 2 — third-party certification expected

~2030

Estimated quantum threat horizon

2033

NSA CNSA 2.0 full PQC transition target

Dates reflect public NIST, DoD, and NSA guidance and may shift — verify current status before relying on a specific date.

The Stakes

The cost of a failed audit
versus the cost of knowing.

$500,000

At risk if you fail

$500,000

The contract you could lose

A readiness assessment

$4,500

Know exactly where you stand

The ratio

111×

Contract value per dollar assessed

Questions

Before you
reach out.

Your consultant handles the full breadth of CMMC readiness. We specialize specifically in the cryptographic controls — encryption, certificates, keys, and the SC and IA control families. We work alongside your consultant, not in place of them.

Get Started

Prepare your cryptographic
foundation for what comes next.

Start with visibility. Understand your cryptographic risk before quantum threats make it urgent.

Based in Maryland · karl@valenciaintelligence.com