QcoreSecure Appliance
On-premises quantum random number generator device that generates NIST SP 800-90B certified quantum entropy at speeds exceeding 200 Mbps.
Picari insights
Security-conscious enterprises and government agencies requiring high-throughput, NIST-certified physical quantum entropy to harden on-premises cryptographic infrastructure against emerging quantum threats.
- High-throughput, hardware-based quantum entropy generation
- Hardening on-premises cryptographic key generation systems
- Preparing PKI and HSM infrastructure for post-quantum standards
- Cloud-native environments without on-premises data center footprints
- Organizations with basic entropy needs satisfied by standard OS PRNGs
- Low-budget security programs unable to justify dedicated entropy hardware
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Core capabilities
Common use cases
5G core networks
AI agent credentials
cryptographic operations
quantum-hardened encryption keys
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Security & compliance
Frameworks QcoreSecure Appliance reports for security, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
FedRAMP
US federal cloud authorization
PCI DSS
Payment card data security standard
FIPS 140-3
US cryptographic module validation, current revision
QcoreSecure Appliance pricing and integrations
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