Your fleet's cryptography
is a blind spot

Connected Information gives you real-time visibility into every TLS connection across your infrastructure, and a migration path to post-quantum cryptography — before the compliance deadline hits.

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The problem

Quantum computers will break today's public-key cryptography. Regulations are already here. Most organizations can't even inventory what they're running.

01

No visibility

You don't know which cipher suites, key exchanges, and TLS versions are in use across your fleet. You can't protect what you can't see.

02

Harvest now, decrypt later

Adversaries are capturing encrypted traffic today to decrypt with quantum computers tomorrow. Every day without PQC is a day of exposure.

03

Compliance deadlines

CNSA 2.0 requires ML-KEM by 2030. M-23-02 and NSM-10 mandate crypto inventory now. Taiwan's MODA and FSC have issued similar guidance.

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Products

Purpose-built for cryptographic visibility and post-quantum migration.

TLS Lane

Single-binary TLS splice agent for PQC crypto agility. Intercepts TLS handshakes to inventory cipher suites and optionally upgrade connections to post-quantum cryptography.

  • Real-time crypto inventory across your fleet
  • Passive monitoring or active splice (upgrade)
  • eBPF inline mode — zero network config
  • PQC compliance dashboard with trend tracking
  • Domain tagging for system-level audit trails
  • Self-updating agents with management plane

Compliance coverage

Built for the regulatory frameworks that mandate cryptographic inventory and post-quantum migration.

CNSA 2.0 NSA Commercial National Security Algorithm Suite — ML-KEM required by 2030
M-23-02 OMB memo requiring federal agencies to inventory cryptographic systems
NSM-10 National Security Memorandum on promoting quantum-resistant cryptography
MODA Taiwan Ministry of Digital Affairs — PQC migration guidance for government agencies
FSC Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission — cryptographic standards for financial institutions
NIST SP 800-208 Recommendation for stateful hash-based signature schemes

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