QuantumGenie expands to five major cloud and security marketplaces

QuantumGenie said its post-quantum cryptography platform is now available on Microsoft, AWS, Google Cloud, Visual Studio Code, and Splunk marketplaces. The move gives enterprises more ways to buy and deploy the product as pressure rises to prepare for quantum-era cryptographic risks.

Why it matters: - QuantumGenie’s marketplace expansion puts its post-quantum cryptography tools inside procurement and developer workflows that enterprises already use. - The timing matters as organizations face increasing pressure to inventory and replace quantum-vulnerable cryptography before future attackers can exploit stored encrypted data. - QuantumGenie’s new status in Splunk Partnerverse and the PKI Consortium adds credibility as enterprise buyers evaluate vendors for migration work.

What happened: - QuantumGenie said its platform is now available on Microsoft Marketplace, AWS Marketplace, Google Cloud Marketplace, the Visual Studio Code Marketplace and Splunkbase. - The company also confirmed Associate Tier status in Splunk Partnerverse. - QuantumGenie said it joined the PKI Consortium. - The announcement was made Aug. 25, 2026.

The details: - Microsoft Marketplace lists CipherScan™ for Azure-centric enterprises. - AWS Marketplace lists the product as "QuantumGenie - Post Quantum Cryptography and CBOM." - Google Cloud Marketplace is live after technical integration and a go-live review. - Visual Studio Code Marketplace brings cryptographic discovery into the developer workflow. - Splunkbase offers the QuantumGenie Add-on for Splunk, which surfaces cryptographic findings inside SIEM workflows. - Marketplace availability lets customers evaluate, purchase and bill the platform through existing channels without separate vendor onboarding, a standalone contract or a new payment relationship. - QuantumGenie says the platform is built as one connected loop rather than disconnected point tools. - CipherScan™ continuously discovers cryptography across source code, cloud infrastructure, databases, certificates and endpoints. - CipherScan™ builds a live Cryptographic Bill of Materials, or CBOM. - The Causal Security Engine™ and Security World Model™ map cryptographic assets to services and business functions so teams can prioritize findings by impact. - CipherNova™ provides AI-native remediation. - CipherEdge™ extends visibility to managed workstations, servers, load balancers and IoT devices. - QuantumGenie’s connector coverage includes AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform. - The coverage also includes GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. - Database support includes MongoDB, IBM Db2, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Amazon DynamoDB, SQLite and MariaDB. - The broader security and observability ecosystem includes CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Thales, DigiCert and Splunk. - The company says its CBOM tracks more than 70 fields per cryptographic asset, including algorithms, key sizes, certificate metadata, protocols and classical-versus-post-quantum classification. - Relationship Explorer maps dependencies between certificates, services and infrastructure.

Between the lines: - The marketplace push appears aimed at lowering friction in enterprise security buying, where long approval cycles can slow adoption. - Joining the PKI Consortium and Splunk Partnerverse signals a broader effort to embed QuantumGenie in the standards and platform ecosystems that shape cryptography decisions. - The company’s focus on discovery before remediation reflects the practical challenge of finding where legacy cryptography lives before any migration can begin. - QuantumGenie also pointed to recent partnerships in the UAE and India, including work with a leading UAE bank, a global financial institution and an authorization for PricewaterhouseCoopers Services LLP to market, propose and implement its products in India.

What's next: - QuantumGenie said its profile is now live on DealRoom, Tracxn, G2 and Crunchbase. - The company said it is in active review with Gartner and PitchBook. - QuantumGenie will continue positioning its platform around NIST post-quantum cryptography standards, CNSA 2.0 and ANSSI guidance.

The bottom line: - QuantumGenie is trying to turn post-quantum readiness from a future planning exercise into an easier-to-buy enterprise workflow.