
Develops post-quantum cryptography and sovereign identity/border security solutions

Develops post-quantum cryptography and sovereign identity/border security solutions
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Mumken develops post-quantum cryptography solutions and sovereign technology products aimed at governments and organizations that need to protect digital services against threats from quantum computing. The company's offerings are organized around three mission areas: protection of information, protection of borders, and protection of identity. In the information protection area, Mumken offers PQC Core, a hybrid cryptographic engine combining classical and post-quantum algorithms with crypto-agility features; PQC Route, encrypted tunnels for interconnecting networks and data centers with quantum-resistant protection; and PQC Proxy, a proxy that introduces post-quantum cryptographic protection to existing services without requiring application rewrites. For border protection, the company provides Mumken Border, a border control solution combining biometrics and document verification, and Mumken BMS, a border management platform that coordinates checkpoints, biometric systems, and passenger flows with reporting and alerting capabilities. For identity protection, Mumken offers Verify, a platform for electronic verification of documents and identities; Doc, a platform for issuing secure identity and travel documents compliant with ICAO 9303 standards; and BioQR, a platform for generating high-density QR codes for secure data storage with optional biometric integration. The company targets public administrations, critical infrastructure operators, banking and financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, defense, and other organizations with sovereignty and long-term data protection requirements. Mumken positions its approach around technological sovereignty, auditability, and integration with existing legacy systems rather than requiring infrastructure replacement.