Gateway puts hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM-768 in front of your traffic, a post-quantum VPN around your team, and an encrypted vault under your secrets — all behind one policy layer. When the standard moves, you flip a setting. Your apps never notice.
# one policy layer, every protocol [tls] mode = "hybrid" kex = [ "x25519", "ml-kem-768" ] sig = [ "ecdsa-p256", "ml-dsa-65" ] [agility] auto_track_nist = true # new standard? we flip it for you.
Every connection negotiates classical and post-quantum key exchange together. If either breaks, the other holds. Drop-in in front of your existing services.
Wrap your team's remote access in PQC tunnels. The long-lived sessions adversaries record become worthless to harvest.
Secrets, keys and long-life data at rest, sealed with post-quantum encryption and rotated on your schedule — not a breach's.
Both sides agree on two shared secrets at once — one classical, one quantum-safe — and mix them. An attacker has to break both. Nobody can.
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All tiers run hybrid PQC by default and stay current with NIST FIPS 203/204/205 automatically.
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