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Secure One-Time Secret Sharing for Business.

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Why ProDoMa Secrets?

ProDoMa Secrets provides a secure, simple way for your organization to share passwords, tokens, and sensitive information. Each secret is encrypted and can only be viewed once before being permanently destroyed. With a dedicated company portal, you ensure professional and secure communication with your clients and team.

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Post-Quantum Encryption (optional)

Data protection against future threats

ProDoMa Secrets offers, as an advanced option, support for post-quantum cryptographic algorithms, designed to resist attacks from quantum computers.

This option is intended for organizations that handle strategic and confidential data and want to ensure information security not only today, but also in the years to come.

Post-quantum algorithms are designed to address the vulnerabilities of traditional cryptographic systems (RSA, ECC), which could become compromised in a quantum scenario.

What the Post-Quantum option offers
  • Algorithms resistant to quantum computing, selected according to the latest international standards
  • Protection of secrets even in a future quantum scenario
  • Transparent integration with the ProDoMa Secrets architecture
  • "Crypto-agile" approach, allowing algorithm evolution without impact on users
  • Alignment with emerging regulations and guidelines (NIS2, ISO/IEC 27001, future NIST recommendations)

The post-quantum option can be enabled for specific environments, archives, or classes of secrets.

Why post-quantum matters today

Even though fully operational quantum computers are not yet widespread, data encrypted today can be intercepted and decrypted in the future ("harvest now, decrypt later").

For this reason, many organizations are already adopting post-quantum ready strategies, especially in sectors such as:

  • industrial and manufacturing
  • defence and aerospace
  • healthcare
  • critical infrastructure
  • intellectual property and R&D
FAQ – Post-Quantum Encryption

It is a family of cryptographic algorithms designed to remain secure even in the presence of quantum computers, which could make traditional algorithms such as RSA and ECC vulnerable.

No. Post-quantum encryption is an additional option, which can be enabled according to customer needs. ProDoMa Secrets also supports hybrid configurations (classical + post-quantum).

Yes. The option is designed to integrate without changing operational workflows and with no impact on the user experience.

Post-quantum algorithms can have greater computational overhead than traditional ones, but ProDoMa Secrets handles optimization automatically, maintaining performance suitable for business use.

No, it is not mandatory. Activation can apply to new secrets, or gradually to existing archives, according to an agreed strategy.

Yes. Adopting post-quantum ready technology aligns with best practices for risk management, protection of sensitive data, and security, and is consistent with the approach required by NIS2 and ISO/IEC 27001.

It is recommended if the company operates in regulated sectors, you want the highest level of confidentiality for shared secrets, or you wish to adopt a future-proof approach to security.

Please access your company's dedicated portal to create or view secrets.

Contact your administrator if you don't have your access link.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. ProDoMa Secrets does not store passwords for continuous use. It is a tool for secure and temporary transmission of secrets.

NIS2 discourages traditional password sharing. ProDoMa Secrets enables encrypted, temporary, and non-persistent transmission, considered a technical risk mitigation measure.

No. The secret can only be viewed once and is then permanently destroyed.

Yes. It is designed specifically for: technical support, temporary access, onboarding, sharing tokens and application secrets.

Yes. It directly supports controls: 5.17 – Authentication Information, 5.18 – Access Rights, 8.24 – Use of Cryptography.

No. Access is via a dedicated company web portal.

The secret remains encrypted and inaccessible until it is viewed or expires according to the set rules.