Product

See what your workloads use before you plan the migration.

For post-quantum cryptography migration, Laviq shows what your Linux workloads use, helps your team prioritize the next change, and lets you protect selected traffic while the migration progresses.

How Laviq helps you decide

From runtime activity to a focused next step.

Follow the same path your team will use in a review: see what the workload used, understand what matters first, measure the behavior, and protect selected traffic.

  1. 01 / SEE

    See what the workload used

    A scan captures cryptographic activity with the process, implementation, library, and network details available for the workload.

    What the scan captured
  2. 02 / UNDERSTAND

    See what needs attention

    Findings, inventory, and workload relationships show how the observed activity connects to your migration question.

    Migration priorities
  3. 03 / MEASURE

    Measure what to test next

    Readiness and measured performance help your team choose the next migration step and identify what needs more testing.

    Measured behavior
  4. 04 / PROTECT

    Protect selected traffic

    For selected matching connections, compare the current and proposed protection, status, and policy hits.

    New matching traffic only

01 / See what happened

Start with what your workload actually used.

Raw Evidence shows the cryptography Laviq captured in the workload, with the process and implementation details your team needs to investigate it.

what happened / runtime evidence
Laviq Raw Evidence console view showing captured crypto events, selected evidence details, measurements, and a runtime call stack.
Real Laviq console screenshot · the starting point for understanding the workload.

What you can see

See the event before deciding what to change.

  • Crypto operations and implementation identity.
  • The process and library behind the activity.
  • Network negotiation details when captured.
  • Measurements and call-stack detail when collected.

02 / Understand · Migration priorities

See what needs attention first.

The Console brings together findings, workload context, ownership, relationships, and measured behavior so your team can decide what to change first.

F

Findings

Prioritized concerns that give your team a place to start.

I

Inventory

The workloads, libraries, and endpoints seen in the run.

C

Correlations

Connections between a concern and the workload or network path behind it.

P

Performance

Measured behavior from the workload.

E

Evidence

The records behind each review.

R

Reports

A package to share in migration and security reviews.

02 / Understand · Priorities

See what needs attention first.

The dashboard brings active findings, exposure, coverage, owner gaps, and migration progress together so your team can focus the next review.

migration priorities / dashboard
Laviq dashboard with active findings, readiness path, coverage, owner gaps, and attention feed.
Real Laviq console screenshot · the dashboard turns runtime activity into migration priorities.
trace the workload / connected evidence
Laviq Execution Match canvas connecting a finding, target, process, network evidence, protocol signature, execution match, and crypto evidence.
Real Laviq console screenshot · the relationship between a concern, workload, network path, and crypto activity.

02 / Understand · Trace the workload

See how a concern connects to the workload.

This view links the concern to the target, process, network path, implementation, and crypto activity so your team can see what is behind it.

03 / Measure · Performance Lab

Measure the behavior behind the decision.

Performance Lab shows measured samples and related operations from the workload. Use it to compare the observed behavior and identify what to test next.

measured behavior / performance
Laviq Performance Lab showing ML-KEM key exchange measurements over time, related lanes, and selected performance statistics.
Real Laviq console screenshot · measured behavior that supports the migration review.
selected traffic / protection
Laviq policy management workspace showing active protection policies for selected matching traffic and the proposed X25519MLKEM768 setting.
Real Laviq console screenshot · protection for selected new matching traffic.

04 / Protect · Selected traffic

Protect selected traffic while the migration progresses.

Choose the traffic to protect, compare its current and proposed setting, and see whether the policy is active and receiving hits. Active policies apply to new matching connections only.