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TrustFour Launches TLSCompliance.com: Strengthening Cryptographic Trust in a Changing Security Landscape


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Read full announcement here: https://trustfour.com/raising-the-bar-for-cryptographic-trust-in-a-changing-world/?source=nhimg

 

In cybersecurity, visibility is power. Yet when it comes to encrypted traffic, many organizations are effectively blind. Weak ciphers, outdated TLS versions, and misconfigured certificates often go unnoticed until they trigger an audit failure or worse, a data breach.

These gaps matter. Regulators, auditors, and attackers all start at the same place: your cryptographic front door. Without continuous testing, organizations risk operating with a false sense of security.

 

The Solution: TLSCompliance.com

That’s why TrustFour created TLSCompliance.com, a free, easy-to-use platform dedicated to ensuring your TLS connections meet the highest standards.

With TLSCompliance.com, security, audit, and operations professionals can quickly test whether their North-South traffic—the flows between enterprise and the outside world, meets compliance benchmarks such as NIST SP 800-52r2.

Key Capabilities:

  • Automated NIST Alignment: TLS protocols, cipher suites, and key lengths validated against approved standards.
  • Cryptographic Hygiene Checks: Expiry, revocation, and chain validation across certificates.
  • Readable Compliance Reports: Evidence that satisfies auditors, regulators, and customers alike.

Result: organizations gain confidence that their perimeter-facing encryption stands up to scrutiny.

 

 

Beyond the Perimeter: East-West TLS Security

While perimeter testing is critical, it’s not the whole story. The largest attack surface lies inside the enterprise, where East-West traffic moves between applications, services, and workloads.

Attackers exploit weak or inconsistent TLS usage inside networks to move laterally, impersonate services, and exfiltrate sensitive data.

TrustFour extends TLSCompliance.com into a broader TLS assessment and remediation platform that helps organizations:

  • Map East-West TLS usage across services and microservices.
  • Identify weak cryptographic links in containerized and cloud-native environments.
  • Harden internal TLS to shrink the lateral movement attack surface.

 

 

Looking Ahead: Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC)

Today’s cryptographic standards won’t last forever. Quantum computing will eventually break RSA and elliptic curve cryptography.

TLSCompliance.com is future-ready, designed to help organizations:

  • Baseline current usage of vulnerable algorithms.
  • Plan migrations to quantum-safe key exchanges and signatures.
  • Demonstrate cryptographic agility to regulators and customers.

By aligning with post-quantum standards early, enterprises not only comply today—they prepare for tomorrow.

 

 

Agentic AI and the TLS Trust Fabric

A new frontier is emerging: Agentic AI. Autonomous AI agents, acting as non-human identities (NHIs), are starting to make real-time decisions and exchange sensitive data.

These NHIs depend on secure, compliant TLS connections to:

  • Authenticate in dynamic, distributed environments.
  • Safely exchange data across APIs and services.
  • Avoid becoming vectors for data leakage or lateral movement.

Without a robust TLS trust fabric, agentic AI risks undermining enterprise trust. TrustFour’s approach ensures NHIs operate securely, in line with both current and future compliance mandates.

 

 

Conclusion: From First Step to Full Journey

TLSCompliance.com is the starting point: test your connections, identify weaknesses, and close compliance gaps quickly.

But the true value lies in the broader journey, securing East-West traffic, preparing for post-quantum cryptography, and building a trust fabric resilient enough for both humans and non-human AI agents.

With TrustFour, enterprises can shift from compliance headaches to strategic trust enablement.

Because in the end, cryptographic compliance isn’t just about meeting today’s standards, it’s about being ready for tomorrow’s world.

 


   
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