EnQuanta's Dynamic Hybrid Crypto-Agility Framework addresses a growing operational challenge: cryptographic algorithms do not last forever, and systems that hardcode encryption require costly re-engineering whenever vulnerabilities emerge. Current post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions do not adequately address the harvest-now, decrypt-later (HNDL) threat, particularly for long-lived data with national security implications. This demo presents a concrete approach: organizing algorithms into versioned cipher pools that operators can update, review, and publish without modifying application code. Both symmetric and asymmetric pools are supported, with the asymmetric pool combining classical and NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms side by side. A live messaging session demonstrates the framework in action, deriving session keys from the active pools and displaying the full cipher stack for each message to ensure auditability.
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