DONE. provides organizations with tools to assess and mitigate post‑quantum cryptography risks. It maps quantum‑vulnerable components across systems, prioritizes the most critical exposures, and offers clear guidance to build a practical, quantum‑safe security roadmap without overwhelming teams.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Many organizations rely on cryptographic algorithms that are vulnerable to future quantum computers, creating a risk that data encrypted today could be decrypted later. This “harvest now, decrypt later” threat spans sectors such as finance, healthcare, and government, where long‑term confidentiality is essential. Without clear visibility into where vulnerable cryptography resides, companies cannot prioritize remediation or plan for post‑quantum transition.
Solution
DONE offers a platform that automatically discovers quantum‑vulnerable cryptography across an organization’s systems, vendors, certificates, APIs, and workflows. The tool classifies findings by risk level, allowing leadership to focus on the most urgent exposures. It then provides a step‑by‑step roadmap to replace vulnerable algorithms with quantum‑safe alternatives, delivering practical guidance that avoids overwhelming security teams. By consolidating risk visibility and actionable recommendations in a single interface, DONE enables businesses to protect data now and prepare for future quantum threats without extensive in‑house expertise.
Target Audience
Primary customers are security and risk management teams in enterprises, financial institutions, healthcare providers, and government agencies that must safeguard long‑term confidential data against future quantum decryption.
Features
- Automated inventory of cryptographic assets across on‑premise and cloud environments, including certificates, APIs, and third‑party services
- Risk scoring that separates urgent quantum‑vulnerable exposures from lower‑priority findings
- Prioritization dashboard for leadership to view actionable remediation paths
- Guided migration plans with vendor‑specific recommendations for post‑quantum algorithms
- Integration hooks for existing security tooling and workflow automation
- Continuous monitoring to track progress toward quantum‑safe readiness