Binarly, a leader in software and firmware supply chain security, has entered into a strategic technology partnership with QuSecure, a specialist in post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and crypto-agility solutions. The collaboration aims to deliver one of the most robust offerings available for enterprises working to meet upcoming quantum-safe compliance deadlines.

The combined solution is designed to detect weak, outdated, or compromised cryptographic assets across software environments. By merging Binarly’s advanced binary-level cryptographic analysis with QuSecure’s QuProtect platform, organizations gain a unified interface for identifying, cataloging, and mitigating cryptographic risks throughout the entire software stack.

A core feature of this integration is its ability to automate the creation and validation of Cryptographic Bills of Materials (CBOMs) for any binary file. This significantly reduces the time needed to migrate to PQC standards while simplifying compliance documentation and audits.

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The platform’s software inspection capabilities identify a wide range of vulnerabilities, including insecure public and private keys, expired x509 certificates, PKCS7 bundles, compromised or leaked keys, outdated cryptographic algorithms, and insecure protocols.

Key benefits of the Binarly–QuSecure partnership include:

  • End-to-end PQC asset discovery: Using QuSecure’s lightweight agent, binaries are uploaded to QuProtect, where Binarly’s engine detects every certificate, key, algorithm, and protocol in use—even within opaque third-party components.
  • CBOM and SBOM automation: Generates verifiable inventories mapping ownership, validity periods, algorithm strength, and runtime accessibility of cryptographic elements.
  • Cryptographic reachability analysis: Identifies which algorithms are actually executed at runtime, enabling teams to focus on replacing the most critical vulnerabilities ahead of NIST, industry, and government compliance deadlines.
  • PQC compliance dashboards: Highlights outdated or quantum-susceptible cryptography, monitors NIST-approved PQC adoption, and offers prescriptive guidance for upgrades.

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Alex Matrosov, CEO and Head of Research at Binarly, emphasized the mission behind the partnership:

“Our goal is to give organizations the deep visibility they need to transition successfully into the post-quantum era. Combining our CBOM platform, trusted by Fortune 500 companies, with QuSecure’s network-level expertise means faster, safer PQC migrations and airtight compliance.”

Rebecca Krauthamer, Co-Founder and CEO of QuSecure, added:

“This collaboration sets a new standard for cryptographic discovery, visibility, and control. Many organizations struggle to meet new government and industry requirements for SBOMs and CBOMs. Together, we enable enterprises to continuously identify weaknesses, remediate them, automate reporting, and transition with confidence to quantum-resilient security—at both binary and network levels.”

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Source: businesswire