Measured on the live site
Every answer comes from fresh TLS handshakes with the public website, including a dedicated X25519MLKEM768 probe.
Your encrypted data is already being harvested. When quantum computers arrive, it will be readable. Check your readiness or upgrade your systems: now.
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Enterprise-grade PQC consulting. NIS2 and DORA compliance ready.
The FiraQuantumSafe plugin is approved by OpenAI and available in ChatGPT. Ask ChatGPT to check a website and it runs our scanner live: TLS versions, certificate trust and expiry, security headers and measured hybrid post-quantum key exchange, explained in plain language.
@FiraQuantumSafe is www.example.com quantum-safe?
Every answer comes from fresh TLS handshakes with the public website, including a dedicated X25519MLKEM768 probe.
Each scan returns a report ID. Rerun the check after a configuration change and ask ChatGPT to compare the two reports.
Save any report from ChatGPT to your free FiraQuantumSafe account, then download it or rerun the check later.
Production-ready modules, not theoretical consulting
ML-KEM hybrid key exchange for TLS traffic. Backward-compatible with existing systems.
Learn moreML-DSA digital signatures alongside classical schemes for document authenticity.
Learn moreTypical pilot project delivery for single service block
Aligned with NIST post-quantum cryptography standards (August 2024)
14+ years in scientific computing and software development
Fira Quantum Safe is the dedicated post-quantum cryptography service from Fira Software Ltd. If you are checking the company before acting, start with the free scanner, then move into implementation evidence.
Quantum safe means today's encryption is checked and planned for migration to post-quantum standards. For a public website, the first practical step is to check TLS 1.3, downgrade risk, security headers and visible PQC readiness signals.
Start when you handle personal, financial, health or commercial data that must remain confidential for years. Harvest now decrypt later risk concerns data collected today.
The free check gives a fast baseline for TLS, basic security settings and readiness signals. It does not replace a full cryptographic inventory, but shows whether immediate technical investigation is worthwhile.
Save the report, fix the basic findings and book a technical assessment for systems, APIs, signatures and suppliers that are not visible from a public scan.
Start with the free public check, save a dated evidence record if the result matters, then use the guide hub for migration planning.
Answer the highest-intent question first: run a public website check and save the result.
Free toolCheck TLS, security headers, downgrade risk and visible post-quantum readiness signals.
Save evidenceKeep the scan result, rerun after fixes and retain the first evidence record for your domain.
ChecklistSee what the public scan can prove and what still needs inventory or supplier evidence.
ImplementationMove from visible website evidence to TLS, API, signature and supplier migration work.
Migration planTurn the first saved result into an inventory, risk prioritisation and implementation sequence.