Dainamiq
Dainamiq provides a vendor-neutral, post-quantum key-management orchestration plane that replaces the key exchange layer in existing network infrastructure without requiring hardware replacement. The platform integrates with standard ETSI 014 interfaces on firewalls from Juniper, Fortinet, and Palo Alto, delivering ML-KEM keys today and supporting quantum hardware like QKD, QRNG, and QDS as the standards mature.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cybersecurity
- Enterprise Software
- Government Technology
- Quantum Computing
- Software Only
- Telecommunications
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Problem
Quantum computers threaten existing cryptographic key exchange methods, and regulatory mandates like Executive Order 14412 set binding deadlines for post-quantum migration by 2030 and 2031. Organizations face harvest-now-decrypt-later risks, but the market lacks a vendor-neutral layer that delivers quantum-safe keys without forcing complete replacement of existing network gear or locking organizations into a single vendor's proprietary solution.
Solution
Dainamiq is a Key Management Entity that sits beside existing IPsec/VPN gateways and answers ETSI GS QKD 014 requests for post-quantum keys. The platform delivers ML-KEM keys (768 baseline, 1024 for CNSA 2.0 tiers) over the standard interface, working with gateways from Juniper, Fortinet, Palo Alto, and open-source strongSwan stacks. It extends to quantum hardware on specific links where physics-layer security is valuable, all managed from a single orchestration plane. The solution includes a compliance and certification layer for scanning, remediation, and readiness certification as standards evolve.
Target Audience
Primary customers are federal contractors and agencies facing OMB M-26-15/EO 14412 compliance deadlines, plus enterprises running sensitive traffic over leased or dark fiber, including financial, trading, and inter-datacenter operations with long-lived data.
Features
- Vendor-neutral orchestration plane with a compliance/certification layer on top, positioned between HSM vendors and the network gear layer
- ETSI 014 integration with Juniper SRX/MX (Junos 22.4R1+), Fortinet FortiGate (FortiOS 7.4.2+), and Palo Alto (PAN-OS 12.1+) with no agent or sidecar required
- ML-KEM key delivery at selectable strength (768, 1024) and ML-DSA digital signatures (44/65/87) with per-frame channel authentication and replay protection
- Shipped QKD engine (BBM92) with HAL, Cascade/LDPC reconciliation, privacy amplification, and finite-key bounds, sustaining mid-40s Kbps over metro fiber
- Quantum-PRN entropy source abstraction with SP 800-90B continuous health tests and QRNG-Open-API hardware driver support
- Free public web-edge checker that probes any domain against the 2030/2031 EO deadlines for harvest-now-decrypt-later vulnerability
- Documented limitations: Fortinet lacks IKE-conformant RFC 8784 USE_PPK support, Cisco requires proprietary SKIP integration, and MACsec/optical vendors require solutions-engineering engagements