Key Takeaways
- • QIZ announced that its QIZ Cryptography Posture Management platform is now available for purchase on the CrowdStrike Marketplace, according to a Business Wire release.
- • The platform identifies weak or non-compliant cryptography, vulnerable TLS and SSH configurations, expiring certificates, and quantum-vulnerable algorithms across environments.
- • QIZ operates without requiring an additional endpoint agent and integrates with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform.
- • The offering is aimed at supporting post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness and crypto agility for enterprise security teams.
Summary
QIZ has made its Cryptography Posture Management platform available for purchase on the CrowdStrike Marketplace, the marketplace CrowdStrike describes as a one-stop destination for CrowdStrike-compatible security products, according to a Business Wire release datelined New York. The company said the listing gives customers a streamlined way to discover and buy its offering.
The platform is designed to give organizations visibility into cryptographic risk across their environments. According to the release, QIZ continuously identifies weak or non-compliant cryptography, vulnerable TLS and SSH configurations, expiring certificates, and quantum-vulnerable algorithms. It does so without requiring another endpoint agent. The platform correlates these findings with host, application, and infrastructure context to uncover root causes, identify responsible owners, and prioritize remediation according to organizational risk.
QIZ CEO and co-founder Ben Volkow said cryptographic risk is distributed across endpoints, applications, and infrastructure, which makes it difficult for organizations to determine where they are exposed. He said the Marketplace availability makes it easier for customers to adopt these capabilities through an ecosystem they already use.
The company describes its platform as covering on-prem, cloud, code, and third-party software, with each finding checked against the organization's cryptography policy. QIZ states that it was built by repeat entrepreneurs with more than six years of hands-on PQC experience and is backed by Tier-1 venture capital firms. The integration with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform is available now on the Marketplace. The release does not disclose pricing or deal terms.
The platform is designed to give organizations visibility into cryptographic risk across their environments. According to the release, QIZ continuously identifies weak or non-compliant cryptography, vulnerable TLS and SSH configurations, expiring certificates, and quantum-vulnerable algorithms. It does so without requiring another endpoint agent. The platform correlates these findings with host, application, and infrastructure context to uncover root causes, identify responsible owners, and prioritize remediation according to organizational risk.
QIZ CEO and co-founder Ben Volkow said cryptographic risk is distributed across endpoints, applications, and infrastructure, which makes it difficult for organizations to determine where they are exposed. He said the Marketplace availability makes it easier for customers to adopt these capabilities through an ecosystem they already use.
The company describes its platform as covering on-prem, cloud, code, and third-party software, with each finding checked against the organization's cryptography policy. QIZ states that it was built by repeat entrepreneurs with more than six years of hands-on PQC experience and is backed by Tier-1 venture capital firms. The integration with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform is available now on the Marketplace. The release does not disclose pricing or deal terms.
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