Fall 2026 Discovery Program: Enrolment Open

You can't fix what you can't see.

Discovery to remediation. No rip and replace.

Most organizations can't answer one question: what encryption is actually running on our network right now? The Discovery Program answers it, every encrypted flow inventoried and risk ranked, and hands you a budget ready roadmap to quantum-safe, on the infrastructure you already own.

See every encrypted flow. Inventory first, roadmap next. Fall 2026 enrolment open. Fabric Networks.

WHY THIS FALL

People live in the now. Corporations live in 24-to-48-month cycles.

The G7 and Canada's Cyber Centre just told every operator of critical infrastructure to start post-quantum migration now. But “now” inside a corporation means a budget line, an approval chain, and a procurement cycle. Enrol this fall and the math works. Miss this registration window and a normal approval process leaves you too late by 2029.

FALL 2026

Assess now

Run the Discovery Program while the budget year is still open. Walk into planning with a real inventory and a real number.

2027

Budget it

Your roadmap becomes a line item in the 2027 plan: prioritized, costed, and defensible in front of the board and the auditors.

JANUARY 2028

Secured and proven

Remediation deployed on your existing network and validated, ahead of the 2030 priority system deadlines, not scrambling toward them.

HOW IT WORKS

Discovery to remediation, without rip and replace

Whatever firewall or network vendor you already run, we can quantum-safe it. Nothing gets torn out. Nothing goes dark.

1 · DISCOVER

See everything

Encryption Intelligence probes watch your live traffic, IT and OT, and build a complete inventory of every cipher, protocol, and certificate in use. Passive. Remote install. No agents on endpoints.

2 · PRIORITIZE

Know what matters

Findings are risk ranked and mapped to NIST, NSM-10, and FIPS. You get a board ready summary and a phased roadmap with estimated costs: the number that goes in next year's budget.

3 · REMEDIATE

NetworkSecure overlay

NetworkSecure adds quantum-safe symmetric key encryption to the IPsec VPNs on the firewalls you already run, for example Fortinet FortiGate, Juniper SRX, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks, strongSwan and Ciena optical encryption. Those are examples, not a complete list; the approach is vendor agnostic. Fabric Networks is a Fortinet Partner, and NetworkSecure is Fortinet Fabric-Ready. Your hardware stays. Your keys stop being harvestable.

IS THIS FOR YOU

The Discovery Program fits if you are…

Handling long lived data: operational telemetry, trade secrets, health records, or anything with a regulatory retention clock

Expanding a network into places with fixed infrastructure that will be there for decades, especially at the edge

Running endpoints that are hard to reach physically, sit behind restrictive access controls, or still depend on manual pre-shared keys

Answerable to a regulator, an auditor, or a board that will ask for a cryptographic inventory and a dated migration plan

Integrating an acquisition and unsure what encryption the new assets bring with them

Planning the 2027 budget and needing a real number rather than a placeholder

WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH

The Discovery Program deliverables

Complete encryption inventory across all network traffic, IT and OT

Risk-prioritized findings mapped to NIST, NSM-10, and FIPS

Board-ready executive summary for leadership and audit committees

Phased migration roadmap with estimated costs and timelines

Findings workshop with your team at Week 6

A remediation plan built on NetworkSecure, no rip and replace

FALL ENROLMENT

Flexible pricing, built to fit your budget

The fall enrolment special is about how you pay, not what you get. Pricing is structured around your budget and approval cycle: monthly instalments over the term instead of one invoice on activation, sized to clear a standard monthly authorization limit, so the program doesn't have to wait for next year's budget to start.

TERM

3-month Encryption Intelligence program

DEPLOYMENT

Virtual probes, remote install and setup

PAYMENT

Flexible: monthly instalments sized to your budget, no upfront lump sum

YOUR TEAM

Fabric engagement lead + platform technology lead, single point of contact

DISCOVERY PROGRAM QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

What is the Discovery Program?

A three month Encryption Intelligence engagement that inventories every encrypted flow on your network, IT and OT, ranks the exposure by risk, and delivers a budget ready post-quantum migration roadmap. It is the Detect phase of Fabric's Detect, Protect, Comply, Scale approach and the entry point for most customers.

What is the fall enrolment special?

It changes how you pay, not what you get. Instead of one invoice on activation, the program is paid in monthly instalments over the term, sized to clear a standard monthly authorization limit, so it can start now rather than wait for next year's budget. Pricing is flexible and structured to fit your budget; Fabric does not publish list prices.

What do we need to provide?

A monitoring point for each virtual probe (typically a SPAN or TAP feed at a network boundary), a technical contact for remote installation, and about two hours of your team's time for kickoff and the week six findings workshop. No agents are installed on endpoints and no production configuration is changed.

Does the probe see our data?

The probe observes cryptographic metadata: which protocols, cipher suites, key lengths and certificates are negotiated, and between which endpoints. It does not decrypt traffic and does not need your keys. Findings describe the cryptography protecting a flow, not the content of the flow.

What happens after the roadmap?

You decide. Many customers move to Protect, where NetworkSecure delivers quantum-safe keys into the firewalls and VPNs they already run, then to Comply, where continuous monitoring and an evidence pack keep the roadmap current for auditors and regulators. Each phase is a separate engagement; the roadmap stands on its own if you stop there.

How does this relate to Bill C-8 and ITSM.40.001?

Both start with knowing what cryptography you run. ITSM.40.001 asks federal departments and, by extension, their suppliers to plan migration against 2031 and 2035 dates; the Critical Cyber Systems Protection Act asks designated operators for a cyber security program that manages supply chain risk. The Discovery Program produces the inventory and roadmap both of them presume.