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AppViewX sells Quantum Trust Hub as a standalone cryptography tool

Original title: AppViewX Expands Quantum Trust Hub with Cryptographic Discovery, Posture Management, and Remediation

GBHackersby CyberNewswire ()4 min read1
Part of a story covered by 2 sourcesAppViewX launches standalone Quantum Trust Hub for crypto discoveryMerged summary & timeline
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The release adds agentless discovery, CBOM and SBOM import, risk ranking, and ServiceNow tickets for post-quantum remediation.

AppViewX said Quantum Trust Hub is now available standalone to discover cryptographic assets, assess quantum-related exposure and drive remediation. It uses an agentless-first approach, including Qualys alongside existing Tenable support, and can ingest CBOMs and SBOMs. Findings can be sent to ServiceNow as tickets. The company ties the product to NIST's post-quantum standards and Executive Order 14412 migration dates.

Key facts
  • Assets are labeled quantum-vulnerable or quantum-resistant with NIST-aligned severity.
  • The company says NIST plans to begin phasing out RSA and ECC in 2030.
  • Executive Order 14412 sets PQC key-establishment use for federal high-value systems by 2030.
  • It works with AppViewX certificate and SSH key lifecycle products.
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From the original article

4 min read at gbhackers.com

New York, New York, October 29th, 2026, CyberNewswire Now available as a standalone solution, Quantum Trust Hub delivers cryptographic posture management and agility for enterprises to uncover risk exposure, drive remediation at scale, and accelerate quantum readiness. AppViewX, the leading identity security company built for the AI-powered and post-quantum enterprise, today announced new capabilities for […]

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