PLATFORM / INTEGRATION CENTER

Your network has a history.
Build on it.

Keep the systems that own identity, devices, applications, and evidence. Add the access and inspection boundaries where they belong, with a staged path from pilot to operations.

CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINT

Choose the capability you are deploying.

Post-Quantum Security

Map the transport and trust dependencies before changing algorithms. Pilot hybrid negotiation and client/server certificate validation as separately observable tracks.

The integration sequence

01Inventory
Locate TLS termination and peer dependencies.
02Prepare trust
Agree issuers, names, key storage, and renewal.
03Test peers
Verify hybrid negotiation and mutual authentication.
04Promote policy
Canary required groups and retire exceptions.

ACCEPTANCE WORKSTREAMS

✓ Client and gateway release compatibility
✓ CA chain, SAN, EKU, and revocation policy
✓ Every TLS leg and inspection middlebox
✓ Renewal, resumption, rollback, and failure traces

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CLEAR OWNERSHIP. FEWER SURPRISES.

Five handoffs to get right.

Use the systems already responsible for each part of your environment. Confirm release-specific interfaces during the architecture review.

Existing system	Integration responsibility	Evidence before rollout
Identity provider	Federation, groups, user lifecycle, and step-up authentication.	Issuer/audience validation, signing rotation, and deprovisioning.
UEM / endpoint security	Client distribution, enrollment, device health, and managed configuration.	Supported OS/release matrix and freshness of device signals.
Private network / cloud	Connector placement, origin DNS, egress, and failure domains.	Approved destination map and failover results.
Enterprise PKI	Client/server issuance, root distribution, key custody, and revocation.	Validated chains, correct service identities, and renewal tests.
SIEM / SOC	Event delivery, identifiers, timestamps, retention, and investigation access.	Searchable evidence tied to a tenant, session, and policy.

LEAVE WITH AN OPERATING PLAN

Make the pilot reviewable.

Capture the owners, dependencies, test cases, and rollback criteria before expanding the deployment.

Post-Quantum Security evaluation checklist

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# Post-Quantum Security: deployment evaluation

## Ownership
- Application owner:
- Identity owner:
- Network / endpoint owner:
- SOC owner:

## Scope
- Pilot users and devices:
- Application dependencies:
- Client / gateway release matrix:
- Data retention and evidence permissions:

## Acceptance
- [ ] Client and gateway release compatibility
- [ ] CA chain, SAN, EKU, and revocation policy
- [ ] Every TLS leg and inspection middlebox
- [ ] Renewal, resumption, rollback, and failure traces
- [ ] Failure and recovery behavior documented
- [ ] Rollback owner and trigger agreed
- [ ] Business task completion accepted

## Promotion
- Evidence links:
- Open exceptions and expiry:
- Approval record:

ARCHITECTURE TO OPERATIONS

Bring your evaluation to the team.

Discuss your environment