Qrypto Exchange

Qrypto Trust is a PQC Dilithium-Kyber distribution service where a Zero Trust security model is used to ensure every certificate transaction is verified, and unauthorized users and devices can never retrieve or use a certificate unless explicitly allowed by policy. Key principles of the Qrypto Exchange include:

  • Never trust implicitly, always verify every request; aligns with Zero Trust Data principles where each access is governed by identity, attributes, and policy before any access is granted.

  • Attribute-Based and Role-Based Access Controls (ABAC/RBAC): policies can be defined at the certificate object level to permit only authorized entities to access or decrypt the certificate data.

  • Continuous access governance and traceability: The Qyprto Exchange continuously validates access at the data layer and tracks who accessed what, when, and under what context, important for audit and compliance.

Qrypto Exchange Workflow

1.     Certificate Creation and Visualization Module A secure PQC Dilithium key and certificate generation module is packaged as a downloadable agent. A Dilithium Certificate Visualization Tool renders the 256 polynomial coefficients of a Dilithium certificate into a color-mapped 3-D cube, where each voxel represents one coefficient and its magnitude and sign are encoded visually.

2.     Secure “Certificate Object” Generation Once generated, the certificate is encapsulated as a self-describing, zero trust secured object with attached metadata (owner identity, role, expiration, etc.).

3.     Policy Enforcement Dilithium certificates are stored on a XQ Message Policy Server. This becomes your trusted certificate repository enforced by Zero Trust Data policies.

4.     Certificate Distribution An authorized user or devices can make a request to retrieve the certificate; every request is evaluated against zero trust policies (never trust, always verify). .

5.     Continuous Governance and Revocation After distribution, all certificate accesses are logged and tracked continuously. Access can be revoked in real-time.