Scoping session
$499
One hour, plus a written next-steps memo. Credited in full against an assessment booked within 30 days.
- We look at your public estate before the call
- Written memo: what to do first, and what can wait
- 30 days of email follow-up
Most organisations do not need a certificate yet. They need to know what cryptography they are running, what breaks first, and in what order to fix it. That is the work below.
You cannot migrate what you have not counted. We inventory the cryptography you actually run and hand back a plan in the order your own risk demands.
$499
One hour, plus a written next-steps memo. Credited in full against an assessment booked within 30 days.
$3,900
Two to three weeks, up to 50 assets. Quoted and invoiced after the scoping session.
from $9,500
Larger estates, several products, or a regulator deadline you have to answer to. Scoped on a call, invoiced with a deposit.
Hands on your servers and in your code, not a slide deck. Fixed scope so you know what you are buying.
$990
Up to 5 endpoints. $2,500 for up to 25, including a change window and rollback plan.
Most estates fail for one of two reasons: the TLS library is too old to offer a hybrid group at all, or a load balancer in front terminates the connection first. We find which, fix it, and prove it with a handshake you can re-run yourself.
$1,999
Four hours of expert time, code review and testing help, 90 days of follow-up. Larger programmes at $950 a day.
Certificate lifetimes drop to 100 days in March 2027 and 47 days in 2029. If renewals are still manual, that is four to eight outages a year waiting to happen. Automating it is usually the first thing worth paying for.
One session for the people who decide, one for the people who implement. Live, using your own estate as the example.
$990
90 minutes, remote or on site in Turkey. In English or Turkish.
Which deadlines actually bind your company and which are guidance aimed at governments; what your customers are about to start asking in their questionnaires; and what a sensible budget looks like.
$1,500
Half a day with your engineers, up to 25 people.
Hybrid key exchange in TLS, what changes in certificates and why sizes matter, how to keep an inventory that stays current, and the migration order we would follow in your stack.
Our self-paced courses are being rewritten. We are not selling them until the material matches the hours it claims.
Tell us a domain and we will run the handshake and send you what your server actually negotiated: the key exchange group, the TLS version, the certificate it served, and whether hybrid post-quantum key exchange is already available to your visitors. No charge, and no obligation.
An engineer reads every enquiry and replies within one business day. We will tell you honestly if you do not need us yet.