Cryptographic inventory

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Static analysis sees declared crypto and probing sees negotiated crypto. Neither sees what a running process invokes. That is where deep discovery is heading.

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A cryptographic inventory is only as useful as it is trustworthy. Evidence, confidence by method, resolved duplicates, and history make it worth acting on.

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Cryptography lives across many planes: network endpoints, source code, binaries, config, containers, cloud key stores, and PKI. Finding all of it takes active, static, and shadow discovery working together.

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Before you can inventory or migrate cryptography, you have to classify it by type, role, and usage context. Shallow classification produces an inventory that looks complete and cannot be acted on.