EU lawin 14 months
11 December 2027
Every software product sold in the EU needs a full list of what's inside it, under the Cyber Resilience Act.
Launching early 2027
Prove what's inside every release.
Most software is built from other people's code. SiQcure answers three questions about yours.
- What's inside itEvery dependency, and whether what you ship matches its source.
- What protects itEvery algorithm, marked quantum-safe or quantum-vulnerable.
- Whether anyone can check itEach answer is signed, and anyone can verify it without an account.
payments-api 4.2.1release candidate
Dependencies
express 4.19.2matches its source
Source-verifiedopenssl 3.0.13matches its source
Source-verifiedjsonwebtoken 9.0.2matches its source
Source-verifiedCryptography
X25519 key exchangeprotects customer sessions
Quantum-vulnerableAES-256-GCMprotects stored records
Quantum-safe
Release sealed with a post-quantum signatureAnyone can verify it, no account needed
Why now
Two deadlines are coming.
One is written into EU law. The other is written into physics. Both land inside the next three years.
Physicsas soon as 2028
2028 to 2029
Quantum computers are expected to break the encryption most software relies on today. Anything recorded now can be opened then.
Early access
Check your next release before launch.
SiQcure launches in early 2027. Tell us what you'd use it for. A person on our team reads every application and replies within a few business days.
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