Announcing the Quantum Security Ecosystem Map

Today we’re launching the Quantum Security Ecosystem Map, a free and interactive guide to the vendors helping organizations migrate to quantum-resistant cryptography. It shows which providers support each phase of a migration across every layer of the cryptographic estate, so security, risk, and compliance leaders can see who does what and where to start.

Why we build the map

Harvest now, decrypt later is not a future problem. Adversaries are collecting encrypted data today and storing it to decrypt once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer exists. Data with a long sensitivity life, such as government records, financial data, health records, and intellectual property, is already exposed.

Many organizations now have a quantum-resistant migration somewhere on their roadmap, but the harder question is who can help.

The market has grown quickly and spans discovery, risk assessment, interim protection, migration, and ongoing management, delivered as software, hardware, managed services, and consulting. For a buyer, the quantum security landscape is difficult to read, and the Quantum Security Ecosystem Map was built to make it legible.

The idea behind the map

A quantum-resistant migration is not a single product you buy once. It runs in multiple stages, from finding where vulnerable cryptography lives to replacing it and keeping it current, and it reaches across the whole cryptographic estate. No one vendor does all of it, which is a large part of why the market is so hard to navigate.

The map is built around the buyer's position rather than vendor categories. It organizes providers by the stage of migration they support and the part of the estate they cover, so a security leader can start from a simple question: where am I and what am I protecting, and see who can help with that step.

The map launches with 75 providers initially, mapped out by Horizen Labs from public information. Each provider can confirm or correct its placement, and add a profile.

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“A quantum-resistant migration takes years, and the cryptography is only part of it. The harder work is knowing what you have, deciding what to change first, and coordinating vendors that each cover one piece. Organizations that start that work now will make those decisions with time and options. We built the map so buyers can see who covers each step, and so the market can see where coverage is still thin.”

Rob Viglione, CEO, Horizen Labs

Eight launch partners joined us on day one

• American Binary provides quantum-resistant protection for data in transit, with an enterprise VPN built to meet CNSA 2.0 and to run alongside existing infrastructure.
• Venari Security provides cryptographic discovery and continuous assurance, giving enterprises visibility into encrypted traffic and cryptographic risk as they prepare to migrate to quantum-resistant cryptography.

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You can’t defend what you can’t see. Most organizations still don’t know where their encryption is, or how much of it is already weak. Venari gives them that visibility, and the Quantum Security Ecosystem Map connects it to the partners who can help them act on it.

Tom Millar, CEO, Venari Security

• Patero provides cryptographic inventory and a secure communications overlay that protects data in motion for critical infrastructure, federal, and defense networks.

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The hardest part of quantum readiness is deciding what to change first while keeping critical systems running. Horizen Labs brings the cryptographic expertise and business judgment to make that decision. Patero helps put it to work by making cryptographic dependencies visible and giving teams a way to test post-quantum protection on a connection their business depends on.

Peter Bentley, CEO, Patero Inc.

• ExeQuantum pairs cryptographic discovery and bill-of-materials generation with formally verified quantum-resistant encryption, in a single control plane.

• Q Space Labs builds quantum-secure communication infrastructure for space, including laser-based optical links and QKD nodes.

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Space assets such as satellites, drones, and HAPs are becoming a nation's most critical infrastructure. Yet operating on open radio leaves them exposed to interception and Harvest Now, Decrypt Later attacks. That is why quantum readiness for space must start today. At Q Space Labs, we provide complete security across both RF and optical communications.

Ritesh Balayan, Founder and CEO, Q Space Labs

• Gopher Security offers a quantum-resistant, zero-trust network with one identity, policy, and audit engine spanning user traffic and AI workloads.

• Certes provides policy-based encryption for data in motion at Layer 4, with crypto-agility and support for quantum-resistant algorithms, requiring no application or network changes.

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PQC adoption is not simply a technology upgrade. Organisations need the expertise to identify their highest-risk cryptographic dependencies, prioritise the data that matters most and implement protection without disrupting existing applications and infrastructure. By bringing together Horizen Labs’ quantum threat assessment expertise and Certes’ crypto-agile data protection, organisations have a more practical path from understanding risk to protecting priority data flows and building quantum readiness.

Dan Panesar, CRO at Certes

• CyberRidge offers photonic-layer security that protects data in transit at the optical layer, complementary to cryptographic controls.

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The world is investing trillions in data centers, and every byte that moves between them travels as light, over fiber running through public networks. Today's security keeps trying to stay ahead of agentic AI and quantum computing, but attackers always find a way around it: a stolen key, exposed metadata, or data harvested now to be opened later. CyberRidge takes a new path: we turn the bits into optical noise, making it impossible for any bad actor to harvest or open the data.

Ohad Greenshpan, Chief Revenue Officer, CyberRidge

The map is live and free to use

The Quantum Security Ecosystem Map is live at horizenlabs.io/quantum-security/ecosystem-map. It is free to use and free to be listed on. Vendors can request a listing or correct an existing one through the participation form linked on the page.