QuintessenceLabs launches TSF Sentry and PQC readiness assessment

QuintessenceLabs has introduced TSF Sentry Cryptographic Asset Management and a Post Quantum Cryptography Readiness Assessment, announced at Quantum World Congress in College Park, Maryland, which runs from 23 to 25 September.

TSF Sentry provides continuous cryptographic visibility across an organisation, linking individual cryptographic findings to the applications that perform those operations so remediation can be handled at application level. It exposes an API for integration into existing enterprise automation frameworks.

The PQC Readiness Assessment gives organisations a structured, risk-based plan for migrating to post-quantum cryptography, prioritising work according to business and security risk rather than treating the transition as a single technology replacement.

Chief technology officer Andreas Baumhof said visibility alone does not make an organisation quantum-safe, and that TSF Sentry turns passive discovery into automated remediation. The company, founded in Canberra in 2008, sells quantum-resilient security to governments, defence organisations, critical infrastructure providers and enterprises.