Kitchener quantum-cybersecurity company developing key-management and quantum-network software for cryptographic migration, quantum key distribution, and hybrid quantum-safe communications.
Operating context
evolutionQ’s BasejumpSKI is an end-to-end key-establishment infrastructure: it combines symmetric keys with classical asymmetric and post-quantum cryptography to supply symmetric pre-shared keys to existing applications. BasejumpQDN addresses quantum-key delivery and integration with QKD networks. This distinction is more specific than describing the platform as an inventory or migration-planning tool. Its practical integration evidence includes Blueprint 7: Nokia reported in February 2026 that late-2025 tests at Numana’s Kirq testbed combined encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration across a multi-vendor network with evolutionQ and Crypto4A. That is interoperability validation in a testbed, rather than proof that every configuration is deployed at national scale. The release described continued testing and possible future integration with satellite quantum communications.
Canadian footprint
evolutionQ publishes an operating presence in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, and its current public record anchors Basejump quantum-safe security platform to that Canadian organization.
Kitchener, Ontario is the published city-level context for evolutionQ. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
evolutionQ provides a concrete integration layer for quantum-safe key establishment and distribution, with multi-vendor testbed evidence. Network owners can evaluate cryptographic interfaces and assurance against their installed architecture before treating interoperability testing as broad production readiness.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Quantum-safe key-establishment and distribution software
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BasejumpSKI combines symmetric, classical asymmetric and post-quantum cryptography to establish symmetric pre-shared keys for existing applications. BasejumpQDN integrates quantum-key-distribution networks and key delivery. The documented function is key establishment and orchestration rather than cryptographic inventory.
Evidence of maturity
Nokia reports late-2025 Blueprint 7 interoperability testing at Numana’s Kirq testbed with evolutionQ and Crypto4A. The February 2026 announcement describes further testing; it does not establish every configuration in national-scale production.
Commercial availability
evolutionQ currently presents Basejump quantum-safe security platform through its official public capability surface.
Core features
Hybrid symmetric, classical asymmetric and post-quantum key establishment
Symmetric pre-shared keys for existing applications
Quantum-network integration, orchestration and key delivery
Recorded applications
Quantum-safe migration for critical networks
Secure telecommunications and regulated-data infrastructure
evolutionQ currently presents Basejump quantum-safe security platform as part of its public commercial offering.
Questions for a first conversation
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Which Basejump configuration and assurance evidence apply to the buyer’s existing network and key-management interfaces?
The current product establishes pre-shared keys, while Blueprint 7 validates a particular testbed architecture. Configuration-specific integration and assurance remain separate buyer decisions.
Original sources 4 linked records
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evolutionQ operates from Kitchener, Ontario, with a public mandate centred on Basejump quantum-safe security platform; public sources do not establish every customer, configuration or operational outcome.
Supports: Profile · operating context
BasejumpSKI combines symmetric, classical asymmetric and post-quantum cryptography to establish end-to-end symmetric pre-shared keys; BasejumpQDN provides integration with quantum key exchange networks.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
evolutionQ's documented portfolio in this dossier is bounded to Basejump quantum-safe security platform and the source-backed functions listed below.
BasejumpSKI supports cryptographic inventory and migration, while BasejumpQDN orchestrates quantum-key-distribution networks and key delivery. Security assurance, standards conformance, and production deployment scale require environment-specific validation.
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
True North Map applies the commercial company category to evolutionQ from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
evolutionQ publishes an operating presence in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, and its current public record anchors Basejump quantum-safe security platform to that Canadian organization.
Supports: Profile · current activity
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Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
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Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
Nokia announced February 24, 2026 that late-2025 Kirq testing with Numana, Crypto4A and evolutionQ validated interoperable encryption, secure key generation and QKD orchestration within existing multi-vendor networks. Further testing was planned in 2026; future satellite integration was prospective.
A durable customer-linked signal is BasejumpQDN's use in a Nokia, ID Quantique, and Proximus live hybrid quantum-encryption-key trial; no newer fully resolved independent transaction was found in this pass.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
National Research Council Canada's dated record anchors this activity to 2023-06-20.
Supports: Profile · dual use posture
Basejump quantum-safe security platform has documented civilian or industrial applications and a bounded potential relevance to Canadian defence, security or strategic-infrastructure needs.
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives this executive description for evolutionQ from the official identity and technical records together with National Research Council Canada's corroborating evidence.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map applies the dual use category to evolutionQ from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
True North Map derives a first-conversation question about Basejump quantum-safe security platform configuration and accepted outcomes from the documented maturity boundary.
Confirm current customer deployments, certified standards and assurance scope, and a newer independent commercial signal before treating the platform as broadly operational. The first conversation should therefore separate current offer, development evidence and accepted operational use.
National Research Council Canada's public evidence confirms a company-specific project, award, program or operating context, while configuration-specific acceptance and scale remain bounded by the reviewer warning.
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