The TSF Sentry system moves beyond traditional discovery by mapping cryptographic findings directly to the applications and systems where they reside. By integrating with existing enterprise automation via API, the platform allows security teams to move from identifying vulnerabilities to executing targeted, automated remediation at scale. This shift aims to prevent the common bottleneck where security teams face an overwhelming volume of cryptographic findings without a clear path to prioritize or resolve them.

Complementing this visibility, the PQC Readiness Assessment provides a risk-based blueprint for organizations managing the transition to post-quantum standards. Rather than treating migration as a blanket technology replacement, the framework helps security leaders align cryptographic updates with existing infrastructure and business objectives. According to CTO Andreas Baumhof, the goal is to build long-term crypto-agility, allowing organizations to address high-priority risks immediately while minimizing operational disruption to critical systems. These additions expand the company’s portfolio, which currently serves government and defense sectors requiring robust data protection against emerging quantum-era threats.