Cryptographic Discovery
Visibility of cryptographic assets and dependencies.
A focused, lightweight assessment of your organisation's cryptography resilience foundations.
Answer 16 high-level questions across eight resilience domains and receive an immediate indicative profile. No registration, company details or technical artefacts are required.
The tool complements the educational knowledge hub, but its purpose is structured reflection and prioritisation rather than content browsing.
The assessment is designed for security, risk, governance and architecture conversations. It does not test technical implementations or provide assurance that cryptographic controls are effective.
Choose the answer that best reflects the organisation today. If evidence is unavailable, Unknown is usually more informative than assuming a control exists. Unknown responses reduce assessment confidence; they are not treated as evidence that a capability is absent.
No company name, email address or technical artefacts are requested. Scoring runs locally in your browser. This page does not send your assessment answers to a backend.
How to use this result
Use lower-maturity or uncertain domains as prompts for evidence gathering and risk conversations — not as automatic findings. An Unknown answer means there is insufficient evidence to assess that question; it does not mean the capability is absent.
Educational self-assessment only. Results are indicative and do not constitute professional advice, certification, audit, assurance or a formal risk assessment. Organisational context, threat exposure, regulatory obligations and control effectiveness must be considered separately.
Visibility of cryptographic assets and dependencies.
Connection between cryptography, systems, data and business services.
Policy, standards, ownership, exceptions and oversight.
Ability to replace cryptography safely when requirements change.
Certificate lifecycle, trust dependencies and ownership.
Key lifecycle, access, recovery and accountability.
Supplier visibility, obligations and migration dependencies.
Understanding exposure and preparing for PQC transition.