PQC Silicon IP for Critical Infrastructure

Hardware-accelerated cryptographic cores with dedicated NTT and Keccak engines. Designed for integration into the platforms that demand the highest security.

Application-Layer Security Capabilities

Built on PQC hardware accelerators with dedicated NTT and Keccak cores.

SIGN

Threshold Signing Engine

SoC Designers / Platform Security Architects

  • Hardware-accelerated threshold computation with arbitrary T-of-N
  • FIPS 204 ML-DSA post-quantum signatures
  • Policy-driven approval workflows for firmware and release signing

A compromised credential never means a compromised release

VAULT

Distributed Key Custody Engine

Hardware Security Architects

  • Asynchronous threshold decryption with hardware-isolated key shares
  • FIPS 203 ML-KEM post-quantum encryption
  • No single breach compromises your data — keys split across custodians

Protect sensitive data without trusting any single person or system

ACCELERATOR

PQC Hardware Acceleration

SoC Designers / Platform Architects

  • Dedicated NTT core for lattice polynomial arithmetic
  • Keccak hardware engine for SHA-3 and SHAKE operations
  • Constant-time silicon execution — side-channel resistant by design

Cryptography at wire speed, off the critical path

SIGN

Codebat Sign

No single person can sign alone. Powered by dedicated PQC hardware accelerators, the threshold signing engine distributes signing authority across your organization, so a compromised credential never means a compromised release. Our optimized threshold protocol significantly improves first-attempt success rates over standard ML-DSA implementations. Built on FIPS 204 ML-DSA.

FIPS 204
ML-DSA Standard
T-of-N
Threshold Architecture
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# Codebat Sign — Threshold Signing
$ codebat sign init --threshold 3 --parties 5
✓ DKG ceremony complete
$ codebat sign create \
--artifact release-v2.1.tar.gz \
--policy "require: 3-of-5"
Collecting signatures...
✓ alice (approved)
✓ bob (approved)
✓ charlie (approved)
✓ Signature: ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204)
VAULT

Codebat Vault

No single breach compromises your data. Powered by hardware-accelerated Keccak cores, the distributed key custody engine splits encryption keys across multiple custodians with fully async decryption — your team stays productive while your data stays protected. Optimized probability distribution improves threshold success rates over standard implementations. Built on FIPS 203 ML-KEM.

FIPS 203
ML-KEM Standard
Async
Fully Asynchronous
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# Codebat Vault — Threshold Decryption
POST /api/v1/vault/decrypt
Authorization: Bearer <token>
{
"ciphertext_id": "ctx_8f3a...",
"share_holder": "alice",
"policy": "3-of-5"
}
Response: 200 OK
{
"status": "share_submitted",
"shares_collected": 2,
"threshold": 3
}
ACCELERATOR

PQC Hardware Acceleration

The foundation beneath Sign and Vault. Dedicated NTT and Keccak hardware cores handle the computationally intensive polynomial arithmetic and hash operations that lattice-based cryptography demands — off the main processor, at wire speed. Constant-time execution in silicon eliminates timing side-channels by design.

NTT
Lattice Arithmetic Core
SHA-3
Keccak Hardware Engine
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# PQC Silicon IP — Core Architecture
module pqc_accelerator (
clk, rst_n, op_select,
data_in, data_out, done
);
// NTT core — polynomial multiply
ntt_core u_ntt (.poly_in, .poly_out);
// Keccak core — SHA-3 / SHAKE
keccak_core u_keccak (.msg, .digest);
// Threshold engine — T-of-N
threshold_engine u_thresh (.shares, .sig);
endmodule

Traditional vs. Codebat

See how purpose-built PQC silicon compares to software-only approaches. Future-proof your infrastructure at the hardware layer.

Feature
Traditional
Codebat
Quantum Resistance
Vulnerable (RSA/ECC)
NIST PQC Standard
Evidence Size
Variable-length proofs
Fixed-length packet
Key Architecture
Single custodian
T-of-N threshold
Hardware Dependency
Intel SGX / AMD SEV required
Platform-agnostic silicon IP
Side-Channel Protection
Shared resource vulnerabilities
Chip-level physical isolation
Cryptographic Acceleration
Software-only (CPU-bound)
Dedicated NTT & Keccak cores

Ready to Integrate Post-Quantum Security at the Silicon Layer?