IoT And Industrial Devices
Secure diverse ecosystems and protect resource-constrained devices with quantum security including authentication and encryption.
Seamless And Secure Operations In Any Network
Current post-quantum cryptography (PQC) solutions for key creation and endpoint authentication are too large to work on devices with extremely low compute power. Some players are creating workarounds – but these are likely to be extremely slow, or to drain battery life too fast.
With over 50 million IoT devices expected to be online by 2050, a PQC solution that works in IoT and embedded devices without compromising performance is desperately needed.


Protect new and current IoT devices
Cavero Quantum offers two key technologies to help secure IoT and industrial devices:
- Symmetrikey, a quantum-safe key exchange protocol proven to function on a SIM card and run 35% faster than ML-KEM.
- Authentikey, the world’s first Continuous Trust Verification Protocol. It provides fast, strong, and crypto-agil mutual endpoint authentication designed for IoT networks.
How does the technology work?
Learn how Symmetrikey and Authentikey work to provide quantum-safe encryption and strong, two-way authentication that supports crypto-agility.
Why choose Cavero Quantum?

Security
Symmetrikey is resistant to quantum and classical attacks, 35% faster than ML-KEM, and has been proven to run on a SIM card.

Versatility
Our technology can be deployed via OTA software updates, protecting devices already deployed as well as new hardware. With support for a range of key types, Authentikey supports crypto-agility and makes quantum migration smoother.

Partnership
Working with Cavero gives you the chance to co-create technology with some of the brightest minds in quantum cryptography and lead the way in IoT security.
Join the Beta today
The Cavery Cryptographic Library is available in Beta now. If you’re interested in co-development, piloting or using our technology in your organisation, or incorporating our technology into your service offering, we’d like to hear from you.
