ATL PCIe hardware for protected post-quantum key generation, custody, and cryptographic operations inside a defined hardware boundary.
The HSM provides a hardware-backed boundary for applications, wallets, and blockchain services that need post-quantum key operations.
Drivers, service interfaces, policy, backup, and availability are designed as part of the deployment rather than treated as an isolated card installation.
The current hardware and software stack supports the NIST post-quantum standards used for key establishment and digital signatures.
Applications request an approved cryptographic operation while protected key material remains inside the HSM boundary.
The PCIe card connects to a host service that exposes only the operations required by the wallet, blockchain, payment, or identity application.
A production design includes availability, policy administration, recovery, firmware, and operational verification around the hardware.
Algorithm support is separate from independent product certification or cryptographic-module validation. Certification status should be stated for the exact hardware, firmware, and deployment profile under review.
ATL can scope this area as a focused component, an integration, or part of a complete engineering program.
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