The Inventory dashboard provides an enterprise-level view of post-quantum cryptography readiness. It summarizes how hosts and applications are positioned across operating-system readiness, key exchange, certificate signatures, and TLS protocol use.
Use this dashboard to identify areas of strong readiness, locate populations that require modernization, and compare cryptographic posture across operating-system platforms and applications.
Operational guidance: Review the readiness dimensions together. A host or application may be ready in one area while still requiring modernization in another. Use the filters to narrow the dashboard to a specific operating system or cryptographic category, then compare the summary, platform, and detail sections.
Panels
| Panel | Type | What It Shows |
|---|---|---|
| Quantum Readiness Report | Readiness summary | Shows PQC compliance progress for operating-system readiness and key exchange, including percentages and host counts at the PQC READY tier. |
| Crypto Posture | Donut charts and percentages | Compares OS Platform by host, Key Exchange by application, Certificate Signature by application, and TLS Version by application. |
| Windows Workstations | Table | Lists Windows workstation versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| Windows Server | Table | Lists Windows Server versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| macOS | Table | Lists macOS versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| CentOS | Table | Lists CentOS versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Table | Lists Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| Ubuntu | Table | Lists Ubuntu versions, assigned readiness tiers, and counts. |
| Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness - Key Exchange | Table | Summarizes observed key-exchange technologies, their readiness classification, and count. |
| TLS Protocol Version - Preferred Protocol | Table | Summarizes preferred TLS protocol versions, their readiness classification, and count. |
| Certificate Signature - Signature Algorithm | Table | Summarizes certificate-signature algorithms, their readiness classification, and count. |
Key Data Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| host_id | Identifies the host used in host-level readiness calculations. |
| host_os_category | Identifies the operating-system family or version used by platform panels and the OS Category filter. |
| process.executable | Identifies the application used for application-level readiness calculations. |
| omb.kex_tier | Provides the readiness tier for key exchange. |
| omb.protocol_tier | Provides the TLS protocol readiness category. |
| omb.sig_tier | Provides the readiness tier for certificate signatures. |
Reading the Dashboard
Start with the Quantum Readiness Report
Review operating-system and key-exchange readiness percentages and host counts first.
Compare the Crypto Posture measures
Differences among OS Platform, Key Exchange, Certificate Signature, and TLS Version can reveal uneven migration progress.
Examine platform readiness
Use the operating-system tables to identify which platform versions have the largest populations and how they are classified.
Review cryptography readiness
Use the key-exchange, TLS protocol, and certificate-signature tables to identify the technologies present and the tiers assigned to them.
Filtering and Implementation Notes
Use the Time Range, Key Exchange, TLS Protocol, Cert Signature, and OS Category controls to focus the dashboard. Category filters default to All.
Selecting multiple filters narrows the results to records that satisfy all active selections. Readiness colors are used consistently: PQC READY is green, MODERN is blue, CLASSICAL is amber, and LEGACY is red.