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What encrypting.si means
Encrypting is the most literal name in the trust category: the act of turning data into something only the right key can read. The market around it now has a deadline. NIST finalised its first three post-quantum standards, FIPS 203, 204 and 205, in August 2024 and told administrators to start integrating them immediately. Its transition draft, NIST IR 8547, proposes deprecating RSA and elliptic-curve algorithms by 2030 and disallowing them by 2035. The EU's coordinated roadmap, adopted in June 2025, asks member states to start by the end of 2026 and to move high-risk use cases to post-quantum cryptography no later than the end of 2030. Every bank, telco and government supplier must now find its cryptography, replace it and prove the swap. encrypting.si names the company that does that work.
Good forpost-quantum migrationhomomorphic encryptionkey managementcrypto inventory
Inventory first, then migration
Few companies can list where RSA and ECC live in their stack: TLS terminators, code signing, hardware security modules, vendor firmware. A scanner that builds that inventory, ranks each use by quantum exposure and tracks the move to ML-KEM and ML-DSA gives a CISO the plan the 2030 milestones demand. Sell per estate, renew yearly.
Scoring on data nobody can read
Fully homomorphic encryption lets a server compute on data it never decrypts. Zama became the first FHE unicorn in June 2025 with a $57 million Series B. An FHE service that lets banks run fraud or credit models across each other's data, without any of them exposing it, is a sharp first market.
Sealed memory for AI agents
Agents now keep conversations, credentials and documents for weeks. A per-user encrypted memory store, with keys held by the customer and post-quantum algorithms from day one, lets agent builders promise enterprise buyers that a breach exposes only ciphertext. Charge per protected agent.
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Isn't encryption a solved problem?
The mathematics is strong; the deployment is not. The post-quantum switch means replacing algorithms baked into hardware, protocols and supplier contracts that were never designed to change. NIST's own announcement warned that full integration will take time. That makes migration a multi-year market for services and tooling, and the buyer wants a name that says exactly what you do.
Who puts a word like encrypting in a product name?
Mostly security engineers, which is the point. Encrypting reads as a live operation applied to every byte, not a static feature box. It suits a developer API, a key-management platform or a migration consultancy whose dashboard shows the share of traffic already on post-quantum algorithms. In security, a literal name saves a sales call.
Does encrypting.si suit an AI company, or only a crypto vendor?
Both, if privacy is the product. AI systems pile sensitive data into prompts, embeddings and agent memory. A company that encrypts those stores end to end, or runs inference on encrypted inputs, sells privacy as a property of the system rather than a promise on a policy page. Read with the .si ending, the name describes encryption built for superintelligent systems.
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