You can’t protect what you can’t see.

Cryptography is everywhere but rarely under full control. Forgotten keys, orphaned certificates and outdated algorithms: these blind spots create silent vulnerabilities that threaten the availability and compliance of critical systems.

Regulatory authorities such as ANSSI, ENISA, and NIST now consider the cryptographic inventory a top priority. It is the first step toward resilience and readiness for the transition to quantum-resistant architectures.

A cryptographic inventory exposes the hidden weaknesses that undermine system security, including weak algorithms, aging keys, expiring certificates, outdated protocols, and non-standard implementations.

More importantly, it establishes the foundation for robust cryptographic governance by identifying ownership, rotation policies and expiration dates while also providing visibility into all cryptographic assets.