Quantum Safe Network Edge

Accepts classical, hybrid or full ML-KEM key exchange, terminates TLS at your perimeter and routes each request inward. The systems behind it are not changed.

Quantum-safe TLS at the boundary

WHAT CONNECTS WHAT IT PROTECTS Classical X25519 Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM-768 Post-quantum ML-KEM-1024 Network Edge TLS terminates here Routes inward Application servers APIs and services Legacy systems Nothing behind it changes

The Edge terminates the session at the perimeter and routes each request to the system behind it.

Post-quantum TLS without touching every system

Clients connect to the Edge with whatever key exchange they support - classical, hybrid, or full ML-KEM. The Edge terminates that session at the boundary and routes the request on to the right internal system.

The post-quantum handshake happens there, so the TLS stack on each system behind it does not have to be upgraded first. You can accept quantum-safe traffic now and migrate internally on your own schedule.

Key Exchange Classical, hybrid (X25519 + ML-KEM), or full PQC
Deployment Managed cloud component
Routing Layer 7, by host and path
Backends Any HTTP or TLS service

One boundary, fully quantum-safe

The Edge handles the post-quantum TLS traffic outside your network, so you can adopt quantum-safe key exchange at the perimeter without re-engineering internal services.

Hybrid & PQC key exchange

Accepts classical, hybrid, and fully post-quantum TLS handshakes from clients.

Protocol routing

Routes requests to different upstream systems by host and path.

Backward compatible

Classical clients are still served, so nothing breaks during transition.

Centralised crypto upgrades

Upgrade cryptography once at the edge instead of across every internal system.

Outside your network

Post-quantum TLS traffic is handled at the boundary, keeping internal systems unchanged.

Observability

Per-connection visibility into which key-exchange method each client used.