Bridge classical and post-quantum TLS—
without changing either side

One agent in front of any TLS endpoint. Legacy clients reach PQC origins. PQC clients reach TLS 1.2 servers. Inventory your crypto today, migrate on your schedule, prove it to auditors.

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How it works

Drop in one agent. See what you have. Upgrade when you're ready.

01

Deploy

One binary. eBPF inline mode on Linux for zero-copy capture, or userspace proxy mode on Linux, macOS, and Windows. No network changes, no endpoint changes, no SDK.

02

Inventory

Every TLS handshake gets parsed and classified. Cipher suite, version, key exchange, certificate, SNI — visible in the dashboard within seconds. Tag traffic by application, environment, or compliance scope.

03

Bridge

Flip a flag in the dashboard. The agent re-negotiates: classical on one side, post-quantum on the other. The endpoints never know they're not talking directly. Migrate one segment at a time, on your schedule.

Why this matters now

PQC migration is a forcing function across every TLS endpoint on the internet. Most organizations can't move in lockstep.

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Mixed fleets can't migrate in lockstep

Your clients run old TLS stacks. Your origins run new ones — or vice versa. Without a bridge, every upgrade requires every endpoint to move together. PQC multiplies this problem across an entire ecosystem.

02

Harvest now, decrypt later

Adversaries are capturing encrypted traffic today to decrypt with quantum computers tomorrow. Every connection you can't see is one you can't protect, and every day on classical-only crypto adds to the exposed corpus.

03

The deadlines are real

CNSA 2.0 requires ML-KEM by 2030. M-23-02 and NSM-10 mandate cryptographic inventory now. Taiwan's MODA and FSC have issued similar guidance. Most fleets still can't answer "what crypto are we running?"

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Linux distros tested
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Transport modes (eBPF inline + proxy)
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Endpoint changes required

TLS Lane

A single-binary TLS splice agent for cryptographic visibility and post-quantum migration.

  • See every TLS handshake — cipher suite, version, key exchange, certificate, SNI
  • Switch from passive monitoring to active splice from the dashboard, no redeploy
  • Per-SNI policy — splice, monitor, pass through, or block, pushed from the dashboard
  • eBPF inline mode for zero-copy capture; userspace proxy mode for any host
  • Hybrid X25519+ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203) on upgraded handshakes, with required-fallback and pure-ML-KEM modes
  • Identity-preserving mTLS — verify a client certificate at the edge and carry its identity through to the origin
  • Forward handshake events to your SIEM over syslog (RFC 5424)
  • Continuous PQC-readiness scoring with daily trend per application and segment
  • Domain tagging for compliance scope, environment, and audit-trail attribution
  • Automatic agent updates over HTTPS with SHA-256 verification

Built for the regulations driving the migration

Your auditor will ask about these. TLS Lane is where you point them.

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
FIPS 203 NIST ratified ML-KEM standard (formerly Kyber) — the key encapsulation TLS Lane negotiates
MODA Taiwan Ministry of Digital Affairs — PQC migration guidance for government agencies
FSC Taiwan Financial Supervisory Commission — cryptographic standards for financial institutions

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Deploy an agent in under a minute. No endpoint changes, no downtime.

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