OQESTRAVIA / Cryptographic Transformation Management

Manage the journey to quantum readiness. Prove your progress.

One enterprise view of PQC maturity, migration readiness, ownership, dependencies and evidence — so leaders can see where they are, what must happen next, and whether the organisation is becoming genuinely crypto-agile.

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OQESTRAVIA / ENTERPRISE PQC TRANSFORMATION
Maturity profile
3.2
of 6.0 — Assessed
Inventoried
68%
of estate
Migration ready
21%
critical apps
Dependencies
37
flagged critical
TRAJECTORY: ON PLAN 12 SUPPLIERS AWAITING ROADMAPS

Dependency map — critical path

Q4 2029 forecast

Level 5
Projected · Quantum Ready
Target Q4 2029
The problem

PQC migration is not just a cryptography project

Preparing for post-quantum cryptography takes more than identifying vulnerable algorithms. Organisations must understand their cryptographic estate, prioritise risk, coordinate application and infrastructure change, manage supplier dependencies, assign accountability, track migration activity, and demonstrate that the organisation is actually becoming more crypto-agile.

Today, that work is scattered across spreadsheets, scanners, architecture repositories, project-management systems, vendor assessments, and governance reports — each with a partial view, none of them connected.

Oqestravia brings the transformation together.
One view of the transformation

Six questions, answered continuously

Oqestravia is being designed to keep these questions current — not answered once, but tracked as the estate changes.

01

Where are we?

Organisational maturity across the capabilities required for PQC transition.

02

What's next?

Gaps, blockers, and priority actions required to move forward.

03

Who owns it?

Transformation activity connected to accountable executives, teams, system owners, and suppliers.

04

What are we dependent on?

Technology, application, infrastructure, and third-party dependencies affecting migration.

05

How much progress?

Readiness, remediation, testing, and migration tracked across the enterprise portfolio.

06

Can we prove it?

Maturity claims connected to measurable indicators, evidence, and sustained capability.

Beyond a single score

Maturity, evaluated across seven capability dimensions

Enterprise PQC maturity is rarely uniform. An organisation may have mature infrastructure discovery and limited software supply-chain visibility. Governance may be established while application migration is still early.

Dimension 01

Governance & Strategy

Executive sponsorship, policy, funding, ownership, risk appetite.

Dimension 02

Cryptographic Visibility

Infrastructure, application, certificate, key, software dependency, and CBOM visibility.

Dimension 03

Risk & Prioritisation

Quantum-vulnerable assets, criticality, HNDL exposure, supplier risk, business impact.

Dimension 04

Migration Readiness

PQC alternatives, hybrid approaches, performance, interoperability, legacy readiness.

Dimension 05

Migration Execution

Migration waves, accountable owners, dependencies, remediation, exceptions.

Dimension 06

Crypto-Agility

Algorithm abstraction, cryptographic configuration, automated rotation, replaceability, testing.

Dimension 07

Continuous Assurance

Continuous discovery, drift detection, supplier monitoring, executive reporting.

The model

A maturity profile, not just a maturity number

Progress from awareness through sustained cryptographic agility — assessed independently across business units, applications, infrastructure domains, suppliers, and capability areas.

01Aware — the quantum risk is recognisedCurrent
02Inventoried — cryptographic assets are being identifiedCurrent
03Assessed — risk and requirements are understoodCurrent
04Migrating — prioritised activity is underwayCurrent
05Quantum Ready — critical environments have transitionedCurrent
06Crypto Agile — change is managed continuouslyCurrent
Dependency mapping

Understand what's actually blocking migration

Technology, application, infrastructure, and third-party dependencies mapped across the estate — so a single unresolved supplier or legacy component doesn't stay hidden behind a green status light.

Standard dependency
Critical path
Flagged / unresolved
From assessment to action

Beyond what's wrong — what has to happen next

Each gap can be linked to an owner, dependency, action, target date, and supporting evidence.

Critical applications without migration ownersunowned
Suppliers without PQC roadmapssupplier gap
Hard-coded cryptographic implementationsnot agile
Infrastructure requiring replacementblocker
Unresolved architectural dependenciesblocker
Incomplete hybrid or interoperability testinguntested
Overdue migration actionsoverdue
Evidence gaps preventing maturity advancementno evidence
Executive & programme visibility

See the transformation, not just the vulnerabilities

01

PQC Maturity Profile

Maturity by capability, portfolio, and organisational area.

02

Transformation Roadmap

Gaps translated into prioritised actions and migration waves.

03

Dependency Mapping

What's preventing systems from becoming migration-ready.

04

Ownership & Accountability

Applications, risks, actions, and decisions connected to accountable stakeholders.

05

Evidence Register

Policies, architecture records, testing evidence, vendor commitments, implementation artefacts.

06

Executive Metrics

Readiness, migration progress, crypto-agility, and transformation risk.

Where it sits

Designed to sit above your existing security ecosystem

Oqestravia is not intended to become another cryptographic scanner. It's built to work alongside discovery, posture-management, and migration technologies — providing the management layer that coordinates the enterprise transformation.

Discovery tools

Tell you what cryptography you have.

Posture tools

Tell you what is vulnerable.

Migration technologies

Help you change it.

→ Oqestravia

Helps you run the transformation.

PQC is the transformation.
Crypto-agility is the capability that remains.

Help shape Oqestravia

We're developing the platform and its maturity model now

We're interested in working with CISOs, security architects, enterprise architects, cryptography specialists, risk leaders, and organisations beginning their PQC programmes.

Get product updates as the platform develops
Participate in early demonstrations
Contribute feedback that shapes the maturity model
Test the model against real-world transformation challenges
Early access user
Design partner
Both
No spend required. Responses reviewed individually.
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Request received

We'll be in touch as the early access programme opens up.