QuLens, a subsidiary of JISA Softech, unveils its new cryptographic governance platform aimed at strengthening resilience against future quantum threats, amid a rising focus on quantum security at the Global Fintech Fest 2026 in Mumbai.
QuLens, a JISA Softech company, has been unveiled as a new cryptographic governance and post-quantum readiness platform at the Global Fintech Fest 2026 in Mumbai, arriving as the event placed quantum security alongside agentic AI and tokenisation at the centre of its agenda. The launch reflects a wider shift in financial services towards preparing for a future in which current encryption methods may no longer be sufficient.
The platform is designed to give enterprises a live, unified view of their cryptographic assets across cloud, on-premise, hybrid and operational technology environments. Built around a cryptographic bill of materials, or CBOM, alongside QBOM and SBOM tracking, QuLens is intended to help security teams identify weak or outdated encryption, assess quantum exposure and manage the move to post-quantum cryptography.
Rumit Shah, founder and director of JISA Softech, said India’s digital public infrastructure deserves cryptography that can stand up to the next generation of threats, and that QuLens is meant to give organisations greater visibility and flexibility as they prepare. The company says the platform is aligned with guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, CERT-In and the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology.
The timing is significant because the financial sector is already being warned about “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks, in which encrypted data is collected today and stored until future quantum computers can break it. As Reuters and other industry reports have noted in recent coverage of the festival, quantum security is increasingly viewed as a core issue for banks, fintech groups and public-sector bodies trying to modernise public key infrastructure without losing control of their cryptographic estate.
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