Solutions for every role.
MyPQC fits how you already work. Whether you govern crypto risk for a regulated enterprise or ship code or run national infrastructure or build on a partner stack there's a post-quantum path here for you.
Enterprise & CISOs · Developers · Government · System integrators
For Enterprise & CISOs
Quantum-readiness for regulated industries
You can't migrate what you can't see. You also can't re-engineer every application just to change an algorithm. MyPQC turns post-quantum migration into a governed and repeatable program: inventory first then agility then a controlled migration.
The pains
- No single view of which algorithms actually run across servers and apps and code. That means no way to know what's quantum-vulnerable first.
- Cryptography is hard-wired into applications. Any change becomes a re-engineering project instead of a policy decision.
- Regulators and boards want evidence of a migration plan mapped to recognized guidelines. Not a spreadsheet.
Framed against NIST's proposed timeline (draft NIST IR 8547) to deprecate RSA/ECC around 2030 and disallow them around 2035 and against Malaysia's national post-quantum migration priorities.
How MyPQC helps
1 · Inventory
MCert continuously discovers your crypto estate and generates a CycloneDX CBOM/SBOM with quantum-risk scoring so you know what to migrate first.
2 · Agility
The Crypto Agility Core Engine governs which algorithm runs as policy not code. Schedule an effective-dated transition and connected systems switch without a redeploy.
3 · Migration
A controlled path off quantum-vulnerable algorithms with a tamper-evident audit trail and compliance mapping to NIST 800-131A · MySEAL · NACSA · BNM RMiT.
MCert Crypto Inventory
Continuous CBOM/SBOM inventory and quantum-risk scoring and closed-loop remediation the next scan re-verifies.
Learn moreCrypto Agility Core Engine
Change algorithms enterprise-wide by policy with a self-describing envelope that keeps prior signatures and ciphertext valid.
Learn moreFor Developers
Drop-in crypto-agility that's code-first
Add post-quantum cryptography to the Java Cryptography API you already write. Register the Antrapol JCE provider behind your existing Signature · Cipher · KeyPairGenerator calls. The design target is under 5% cryptographic code change.
Drop-in and not a rewrite
Registers as a standard Java Security Provider behind your existing JCE calls. There's no bespoke crypto API to learn and it runs on a Java 17 toolchain.
PQC as first-class algorithms
ML-DSA (FIPS 204) · SLH-DSA (FIPS 205) · ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and Malaysia's KAZ-SIGN ship as native services. Swap classical for post-quantum by policy with no refactor.
Self-describing outputs
An agility envelope packages algorithm and variant metadata with every output. Signatures and ciphertext stay verifiable and decryptable after your default algorithm changes.
import java.security.*;
import com.antrapol.jce.Antrapol;
Antrapol.install();
// Post-quantum ML-DSA (FIPS 204) through the standard JCE API
KeyPairGenerator kpg =
KeyPairGenerator.getInstance("ML-DSA", "Antrapol");
KeyPair kp = kpg.generateKeyPair();
Signature signer = Signature.getInstance("ML-DSA-65", "Antrapol");
signer.initSign(kp.getPrivate());
signer.update(payload);
byte[] sig = signer.sign(); // agility-encoded and quantum-safe
For Government
National infrastructure for Malaysia's PQC migration
Malaysia-built and Malaysia-controlled. Malaysia's KAZ algorithms are offered alongside the NIST PQC standards. Identity and signing follow the Digital Signature Act 1997. The national migration off quantum-vulnerable cryptography stays under your control.
National policy-selectable algorithms
Malaysia's KAZ-SIGN and KAZ-KEM run alongside NIST ML-DSA · ML-KEM · SLH-DSA. They're an optional Malaysian choice that crypto-agility lets you select or swap at any time.
Aligned to the DSA 1997
Sovereign PQC Digital ID links to an X.509 certificate. A signature can then carry Digital Signature Act 1997 legal recognition when the certificate is issued under an MCMC-licensed CA. This is a deployment capability delivered as design intent.
National crypto visibility
MCert gives continuous national cryptographic visibility with signed and encrypted reporting to NACSA and Bank Negara Malaysia over a secure channel. Reporting maps to MySEAL and PTPKM.
Sovereign PQC Digital ID
Self-sovereign identity adapted from the W3C DID data model (v1.1) and PQC by default with X.509 linkage for legal e-signature validity in Malaysia.
Learn morePQC Document Signing
Hybrid signatures whose classical part opens today in Adobe and Foxit with a post-quantum signature layered over the whole file.
Learn moreAligned with Malaysia's national post-quantum migration priorities and the MyDigital agenda.
For System Integrators
Build on the MyPQC API layer
Embed quantum-safe identity and signing and file sharing into your solutions without building cryptography yourself. One standards-based API covers the whole platform. It's multi-tenant with per-subscriber isolation.
One API over the platform
A single integration surface across the four apps and the crypto-agility engine and managed PKI. You consume capabilities instead of reimplementing crypto.
Standards-based interfaces
JCE · gRPC / Dubbo Triple / REST · CycloneDX · the W3C DID data model · OpenAPI 3.0 slot into existing architectures.
Multi-tenant by design
Per-subscriber isolation lets you serve many clients on one platform and embed PQC ID and signing and secure file sharing into each solution.
Antrapol JCE SDK
Drop-in Java provider for the NIST algorithms ML-KEM · ML-DSA · SLH-DSA plus the optional Malaysian KAZ-SIGN with policy-driven agility.
Learn moreSovereign PQC Digital ID
Add quantum-safe self-sovereign identity to client solutions without a centralized issuer dependency.
Learn morePQC Secure File Sharing
Per-recipient ML-KEM / KAZ-KEM key wrapping and revocable access and cryptographic classification enforcement.
Learn moreFind the post-quantum path that fits your role
Tell us where you're starting: governance or code or national deployment or integration. We'll show you the fastest route to quantum-safe.