Government Networks
State telecoms run on 15-year equipment cycles. The quantum window is shorter.
State-owned telecoms and government agency networks in South and Southeast Asia operate on equipment with decade-long replacement cycles. The timeline to cryptographically relevant quantum computers is shorter than most procurement processes. Pramatra Space fits into existing hardware without replacing it.
Threat Landscape
Why government networks face heightened harvest-now risk
Nation-state adversaries with long collection mandates are motivated to archive government communications today for future decryption. The confidentiality lifecycle of state communications often extends well beyond the quantum timeline.
State Telecom Backbone
National telecom operators carry inter-ministry, agency-to-agency, and secure government communications over the same encrypted backbone that serves commercial customers.
Agency Communications
Encrypted channels carrying policy, procurement, and inter-agency coordination have long confidentiality requirements. A 2026 communication may still be sensitive in 2040.
Defense Procurement Links
Encrypted communications related to procurement, logistics, and infrastructure specifications carry strategic information with multi-decade sensitivity windows.
Pramatra Capabilities
Designed to integrate without replacing existing infrastructure
- No forklift upgrade The Pramatra KMA appliance integrates with existing IPsec and MACsec infrastructure via the ETSI QKD API. Current routers and VPN gateways consume quantum keys without firmware changes.
- South and Southeast Asia coverage Pramatra's ground station network is designed to provide downlink coverage for South and Southeast Asia, matching the geographic footprint of target customer networks.
- Procurement-cycle documentation Technical specifications and integration documentation are formatted to support government procurement requirements, including detailed security and performance annexes.
- Air-gapped key consumption Key consumption from the KMA appliance does not require cloud connectivity. Ground station downlink infrastructure can be isolated from public internet entirely.
Government Networks