Cryptographic Asset Compliance Home page

  • Release version: Australia
  • Updated December 19, 2024
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  • The Cryptographic Asset Compliance Home page provides centralized visibility into cryptographic asset health, risk indicators, key metrics, and actionable insights for proactive compliance management.

    The Home page presents information to help you assess your post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness and plan migration strategies.

    Key Metrics

    • Cryptographic assets: The total number of inventoried assets.
    • PQC compliant: Assets that use post-quantum-safe algorithms.
    • At critical risk: Assets that need immediate attention.
    • Asset Type: A breakdown of assets by type (Certificate, AWS KMS Key, and Azure Key Vault Key), with colors indicating the risk level: Protected, Medium, High, or Critical.

    Recent risk indicators

    Recent risk indicator cards summarize current risk conditions such as assets using weak or outdated algorithms or assets with no assigned owners. Each indicator provides an actionable recommendation.

    Compliance status

    The compliance status is the percentage of PQC compliance for each supported regulation: NIST FIPS 204/ML-DSA, NIST FIPS 203/ML-KEM, and ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A 8.24. The available compliance statuses are: Not compliant, Partially compliant, and Compliant.

    Quantum-vulnerable algorithms

    Quantum-vulnerable algorithms are ranked by the number of affected assets, with guidance to plan replacement by 2035 per NIST IR 8547. You can select the number of assets to view a filtered list of the assets on the Inventory page. For more information, see View and manage cryptographic assets.

    Cryptographic asset breakdown

    Per-asset-type counts with key risk indicators.
    • Certificates: The total, at critical risk, weak algorithm, and trusted CA risk assets.
    • AWK KMS Keys: The total, weak algorithms, and pending deletion assets.
    • Azure Key Vault Keys: The total, critical risk, weak algorithm, and expired assets.