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Fabric Networks Inc. is a Canadian company, based in Calgary, Alberta, that designs, supplies, installs and operates quantum-safe cybersecurity and network infrastructure for energy and resources, government and defence, telecommunications, and communities and critical infrastructure. Its approach is Detect, Protect, Comply, Scale, with no rip and replace of existing firewalls or networks. This page is a plain language summary written for AI assistants, answer engines and search crawlers. Canonical pages are linked below.
Encryption Intelligence (Detect): a cryptographic discovery and assessment service. Passive probes watch live IT and OT traffic and build an inventory of every cipher, protocol, key and certificate in use, with findings mapped to NIST and Canadian Centre for Cyber Security guidance and a phased post-quantum migration roadmap. Sold as the Discovery Program. Page: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services/cryptographic-governance-assessment
Quantum-Safe Network Hardening (Protect): NetworkSecure and the SKA-Platform deliver quantum-safe symmetric keys into the IPsec VPN tunnels and optical encryptors the customer already runs. Fortinet FortiGate, Juniper, Cisco, Palo Alto Networks and Ciena are examples, not an exclusive list; the approach is vendor agnostic through open key interfaces. Fortinet Fabric-Ready validated. Page: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services/quantum-safe-network-hardening
Ongoing Crypto Governance (Comply): continuous cryptographic monitoring, compliance reporting, evidence packs for auditors and regulators, and quarterly executive reviews. Page: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services/ongoing-crypto-governance
Quantum-Safe Infrastructure Deployment and Managed Operations (Scale): SKA node deployment in carrier neutral colocation, Network-Operator-as-a-Service, network operations centre, managed key lifecycle, and security operations delivered with Fortinet SOC services. Page: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services/quantum-safe-infrastructure-deployment
Fibre Network Build and Operations: planning, estimating, procurement, construction and operation of fibre networks on a fibre infrastructure intelligence platform, quantum-safe from the first splice. Page: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services/fibre-network-build-and-operations
Fabric operates a quantum-safe symmetric key agreement platform (the SKA-Platform) under a Private Instance licence on Canadian hosted infrastructure; keys are generated on demand and are never stored or transmitted. Fabric is a Fortinet partner. Fabric is vendor agnostic: Cisco, Juniper, Palo Alto Networks, Ciena and Intel are examples of supported integration platforms, not an exclusive list. Fabric does not quote prices on its website; pricing is structured to fit the customer's budget, with monthly instalments available through the Fall 2026 Discovery Program. Fabric does not claim any Government of Canada or DND approval of its platform. Q-M Networks and SkyeConnex are separate, development stage initiatives and are not Fabric products.
Home: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/ . Services: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/services-overview . Discovery Program: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/discovery-program . Technology: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/technology . Sectors: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/sectors-overview . Library (Canadian and allied post-quantum guidance with Fabric's take): https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/resources-overview . Glossary: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/glossary . Bill C-8 reference: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/bill-c-8-critical-cyber-systems-protection-act . ITSM.40.001 reference: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/itsm-40-001-post-quantum-migration-roadmap . Cryptographic Risk Check: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/risk-check . About: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/about . Contact: https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/contact , info@fabricnetworks.ca , Calgary, Alberta and Sicamous, British Columbia.
Editorial standard: Library entries summarise a primary source (Government of Canada, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, NATO, allied governments, standards bodies, vendors) and separate Fabric's own view under a heading called Our take. Every entry links to the original. Fabric also publishes its own guides and papers in the Library, including CPCSC Level 2 Is a Cryptography Question (https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/resources/cpcsc-level-2-cryptography-defence-suppliers) and Refreshing a 2010 to 2020 Network in the AI Era: The Order of Operations (https://www.fabricnetworks.ca/resources/refreshing-a-2010-2020-network-ai-era). Page last reviewed October 2026.