Frequently Asked Questions

Entropya is a cybersecurity company focused on making digital infrastructure untraceable and quantum-secure. We address vulnerabilities by working to eliminate the digital identity layer - removing exposed ports, IP addresses, DNS traces, and metadata from your networks. While traditional solutions attempt to fortify perimeters, Entropya aims to make them irrelevant, enabling organizations to operate with enhanced security, invisibility, and autonomy against current and future threats, including those posed by quantum computing.

Entropya's security is built on principles such as:

• Invisibility by Def​ault: Aiming for systems and communications that are undetectable unless explicitly authorized.
• Post-Quantum Resilience: Securing data against the threat of quantum computers using PQC KEM (Key Encapsulation Mechanism) where specified.
• Zero-Trust Concepts: Verifying access dynamically, minimizing inherent trust.
• Elimination of Digital Markers: Reducing or removing common identifiers like open ports and static IPs that attackers target.

​Entropya is future-proof not just because it uses PQC, but because it changes the paradigm of security. It doesn’t build higher walls - it makes the building disappear. Our systems are modular, software-defined, and universally deployable. They are cloud-native, but not cloud-dependent. They are compliant with post-quantum standards, yet infrastructure-agnostic. As threat actors evolve, Entropya evolves faster - ensuring you stay ahead of surveillance, decryption, and exploitation, not behind them.

​Entropya is engineered to defend against the most advanced threat actors, including:

• State-sponsored cyber espionage
• Quantum-capable adversaries
• Insider threats and supply chain compromise
• APTs leveraging metadata, DNS, and endpoint fingerprinting
• Surveillance through compromised infrastructure or ISP-level traffic analysis

By eliminating metadata, identifiers, and traceable routing paths, Entropya neutralizes entire attack classes before they begin.

​Traditional firewalls and VPNs still expose endpoints, rely on discoverable IPs, and create centralized bottlenecks that can be monitored or attacked. Even the TOR network, while anonymized, still allows for correlation attacks and exit-node surveillance. Entropya eliminates these risks by removing the need for exposed ports, static infrastructure, or known routing paths altogether. Our SDN-PQC and VDES-PQC technologies ensure complete disappearance from the digital map. It’s not just encrypted - it’s untraceable, obfuscated, and quantum-safe by design. With Entropya, your network has no border to defend because it’s never visible in the first place.

​Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is a new generation of cryptographic algorithms that are resistant to the decryption capabilities of quantum computers. Unlike RSA or ECC, which rely on problems solvable by quantum algorithms like Shor’s, PQC is designed around complex mathematical structures such as lattices and hash-based schemes that remain secure even in a post-quantum world. As quantum computing progresses, existing encryption methods will become obsolete - making PQC an urgent priority for governments, infrastructure operators, and enterprises. Entropya integrates PQC not as an upgrade, but as a foundational layer-embedding it into raw transport protocols and secure network routing. This ensures long-term confidentiality and resilience, even against future-state attacks.

​Quantum computing is set to revolutionize computation - but it also threatens to break the cryptographic backbone of the modern internet. Algorithms like RSA and ECC will be cracked in hours or minutes using Shor’s Algorithm on sufficiently powerful quantum hardware. This will affect everything from banking systems and VPNs to classified communications and secure messaging. The threat isn’t theoretical - nation-states are already preparing for “Q-Day,” when quantum computers reach enough scale to decrypt archived and current communications. Organizations must act now to adopt quantum-safe encryption, not only to future-proof operations but also to mitigate the growing “store now, decrypt later” threat. Entropya offers a ready-now solution to protect against this future.

​“Store now, decrypt later” (SNDL) is a growing tactic used by advanced persistent threat (APT) actors, particularly nation-states. They collect and archive encrypted data today, anticipating that quantum computers will be able to decrypt it in the near future. This is especially dangerous for government secrets, trade agreements, corporate strategies, and personal health or financial records. Entropya addresses this threat by integrating PQC-KEM encryption at the raw network and session level, ensuring that captured data cannot be decrypted - even decades from now. With Entropya, your data is protected against both today’s and tomorrow’s decryption capabilities.

​Entropya’s SDN-PQC KEM (Software-Defined Network with Post-Quantum Cryptography Key Encapsulation Mechanism) is a breakthrough transport layer solution that enables encrypted, zero-trust networking between systems - regardless of their underlying infrastructure. Unlike traditional SDNs, which may still leak traffic metadata, SDN-PQC uses quantum-resistant encryption and dynamic route obfuscation to eliminate identifiable selectors such as IPs and ports. It creates hardened virtual overlays that are non-discoverable and tamper-proof. This allows enterprises and governments to build quantum-safe enclaves, isolate sensitive systems on demand, and eliminate man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack surfaces entirely. It’s a foundational layer for future-proof security architectures.

​Entropya's VDES (Virtual Dissimulated Encrypted Server), is Entropya’s infrastructure cloaking technology. It hides devices and services, such as mail servers, databases, or control systems, by randomizing IP addresses, encrypting session data, and stripping traditional routing information. This makes the underlying infrastructure invisible to reconnaissance and nearly impossible to target. Unlike VPNs or firewalls, which protect but still reveal endpoints, VDES-PQC removes them from the visible internet entirely. It’s the digital equivalent of making your infrastructure disappear. Integrated with PQC-KEM encryption, VDES is fully resistant to both current cyber threats and quantum decryption capabilities.

Pi Epsilon is a fully encrypted, zero-trust communication suite designed for secure team collaboration in high-threat environments. It supports post-quantum secure voice, video, messaging, conferencing, and file sharing - without third-party servers or metadata exposure. Every message and file is encrypted with NIST-conformant PQC and routed through a self-sovereign infrastructure. Pi Epsilon is trusted by defense units, emergency services, government teams, and executive operations where privacy is mission-critical and cloud-based solutions fall short.

​ While many standard apps encrypt content, they may still rely on traceable identifiers (like phone numbers or email accounts) or expose metadata. Entropya's PiEpsilon Communication Platform is fundamentally different as it is designed to eliminate these vulnerabilities. It uses infrastructure cloaking and post-quantum cryptography (PQC KEM) to ensure communications are not only private by content but also untraceable by nature, without user accounts or exposure of IP addresses, call times, or locations.

Yes. PiEpsilon is compatible with cellular, Wi-Fi, and other IP-based networks, maintaining confidentiality even in high-latency or untrusted environments. It requires no configuration and supports seamless, private use across all devices.

Entropya's CipherKey is a portable, tamper-resistant operating environment designed for individuals like executives, field teams, and analysts in high-risk situations. It boots from a USB device, launching a hardened, fully encrypted operating system that isolates sensitive workflows from the host machine. All communications from CipherKey are secured with post-quantum cryptography and routed through invisible network overlays, ensuring data, credentials, and communications remain shielded even if the host device is compromised.

Entropya’s Digital Dead Drop is a secure platform for asynchronous data exchange and storage, built on zero-trust principles and utilizing post-quantum cryptography. It allows users to securely transfer and store files without direct connections between parties and without leaving traceable metadata. Data is encrypted, fragmented, and distributed, only becoming accessible to authorized recipients, making it ideal for sensitive information exchange in challenging environments.

​Yes. Entropya’s solutions are designed for seamless deployment in mixed environments - across cloud-native platforms, on-premises data centers, legacy IT systems, and remote edge environments. Our technology uses non-persistent, universal interfaces that integrate without kernel modification or hardware replacement. Whether your infrastructure is 20 years old or 2 months new, Entropya delivers the same level of PQC-grade security without requiring infrastructure overhauls or external dependencies.

​Yes. Entropya offers fully sovereign and offline-deployable solutions that can run in air-gapped or controlled cloud environments. This is especially relevant for government agencies, intelligence units, and critical infrastructure operators who require maximum autonomy and zero reliance on foreign cloud providers. Our deployment kits include secure bootable devices, encrypted mesh networking, and locally managed PKI services. You retain full data and cryptographic control - no telemetry, no backdoors, no exposure.

​ Entropya is built for sectors where digital compromise is not an option. This includes:

• Government & Defense (Ministries, military)
• Critical Infrastructure (Utilities, healthcare, education, R&D)
• Telecommunications & Data Centers
• Finance, Legal & Crypto (banks, law firms, digital assets)
• Hospitality & Private Venues (executive privacy during events)

Whether it's secure C3 for defense, post-quantum transaction security for fintech, or stealth-grade comms at a diplomatic summit, Entropya delivers tailored solutions trusted in classified and high-threat environments.

​Entropya is committed to aligning its solutions with leading and emerging cybersecurity standards, especially those related to Post-Quantum Cryptography (like those being developed by NIST) and data protection. Our use of PQC KEM in products like SDN-PQC KEM aims to provide a future-proof security foundation that helps organizations meet current and anticipated regulatory requirements.

Yes - Entropya’s modular, scalable architecture is built for seamless integration into partner portfolios. Whether you're a Managed Security Provider, value-added reseller, or systems integrator, our platforms like SDN-PQC, VDES, and Pi Epsilon deliver quantum-secure, policy-enforced infrastructure that can be deployed with minimal friction.

We provide onboarding assistance, technical support, and training for qualified partners. Most importantly, our solutions empower you to offer differentiated, high-assurance services that meet the demands of regulated and premium markets - ensuring your customers are ready for the threats of tomorrow.