American Binary

American Binary builds post-quantum network security software for organizations that cannot afford ambiguous security and require protection against today's Harvest Now, Decrypt Later attacks. Founded by national security and technology operators, the company develops dual-use products and technologies that meet the most demanding requirements of U.S. government and enterprises.

The company operates at the intersection of applied cryptography, national security, and modern network architecture to protect sensitive U.S government and commercial organizations. Its technology is purpose-built to defeat adversaries who are harvesting encrypted traffic today with the intent to decrypt it once quantum computing matures, a threat known as Harvest Now, Decrypt Later ("HNDL"). This is about more than upgrading to safer software; it's about averting otherwise guaranteed severe consequences.

PRODUCT: ENTERPRISE VPN, FULLY POST-QUANTUM "AMBIT CLIENT"

American Binary provides an enterprise VPN, "Ambit Client," that fully meets the NSA's CNSA 2.0 requirements for National Security Systems, the U.S. government's most current and strictest public cryptographic requirements for protecting classified and sensitive communications against quantum-capable adversaries and HNDL.

Ambit Client enterprise VPN delivers unambiguous protection against HNDL, replacing legacy encryption with post-quantum algorithms across every required component without any pre-quantum or classical cryptography anywhere in the stack. Purpose-built for the connectivity realities of modern government and enterprise operations, it operates across public internet, mobile networks, edge compute environments, and satellite communications.

Unlike incremental approaches that layer quantum-resistance on top of existing quantum-vulnerable architectures, American Binary's implementation is purely quantum-resistant from the ground up, enabling businesses to transition one time only instead of having to do so twice or more.

TECHNOLOGY: NETWORK PROTOCOL, FULLY POST-QUANTUM "MAXKYBER"

At the heart of the VPN and deployable as a standalone component, American Binary has developed a post-quantum network protocol, "MaxKyber," with broad application across secure communications infrastructure. MaxKyber has been privately peer-reviewed by leading figures in applied cryptography as fully meeting CNSA 2.0 requirements and is designed for adoption across a wide range of network environments and use cases, from national security systems to commercial network infrastructure.

PRIVATELY PEER-REVIEWED BY

• Joe Kiniry and Tom Shrimpton, fmr. Galois / DARPA. Leading researchers in formal methods and applied cryptography whose work spans the most sensitive programs in the U.S. defense and intelligence community.

SUPPORTED BY

• Brian LaMacchia (Advisor), fmr. Microsoft Research / IACR. A principal architect of post-quantum cryptography standards and longtime leader and board member of the International Association for Cryptologic Research.
• Bruce Schneier (Advisor). One of the most widely cited security technologists in the world, author of foundational cryptography texts, and a trusted voice on national security and technology policy for over three decades.
• Whitfield "Whit" Diffie (Advisor). Co-inventor of public-key cryptography, the mathematical breakthrough underlying virtually all secure communications on the internet today, and recipient of the Turing Award, computing's highest honor.

CUSTOMER ADOPTION

American Binary's products are cloud and environment agnostic: designed to operate across any cloud provider, on-premises environment, or hybrid architecture without vendor lock-in. The company has partnered with Oracle and possesses a growing base of enterprise and government customers. These deployments validate both the technical maturity of the platform and its readiness for production environments at scale.

WHY NOW

The window to act before quantum-capable adversaries arrive is narrowing and the advent of such an adversary will not be publicized. The adversary who gets there first profits from silence, not disclosure. The National Security Agency's release of CNSA 2.0 established clear approaching migration deadlines for National Security Systems. Federal agencies, defense contractors, and critical infrastructure operators are under active mandate to transition. Commercial enterprises who wish to keep their sensitive data safe would be wise to follow suit. American Binary exists to ensure that transition is done once and done right.