Long-lived patient data, connected devices, and vendors you do not control.
Healthcare's cryptographic landscape is spread across EHR platforms, medical devices, integrations and a large vendor ecosystem.
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Patient records must remain confidential for a lifetime. Connected medical devices and legacy clinical systems often cannot be upgraded on a normal IT cadence, and much of the cryptography in a hospital is controlled by third-party vendors. That combination makes discovery and vendor readiness the first problems to solve.
Quantum Iryx Systems builds Cassian, the operational control plane for cryptographic modernization. Cassian helps organizations understand where their cryptography lives, plan and govern post-quantum migration, and manage Isidore Quantum and other secure infrastructure over time.
Where the cryptographic landscape hides
What a program looks like
Inventory cryptography with clinical and data-retention context, identify which systems are vendor-controlled, prioritize by patient-safety and confidentiality impact, plan around device lifecycles, and keep evidence for compliance and audit. Cassian is the control plane for running that program.
See the Discover → Plan → Migrate approachStart with your cryptographic landscape.
Tell us what you are protecting and where you are in the transition. We will point you to the right next step: a guide, an assessment, an architecture conversation, or a Cassian briefing.