All objects contained within your data sources are called cryptographic assets. For each cryptographic asset, Cryptographic Security Platform Compliance Manager tracks the following information: 

• Name—The name of the cryptographic asset.

• Collection—The collection that contains the data source where the cryptographic asset is located.

• Data Source—The name of the data source that contains the cryptographic asset.

• Status—The status of the cryptographic asset. This can be one of the following: 

  • Available

  • Preactive

  • Deactivated

  • Disabled

• Documented—Whether or not the cryptographic asset has documentation. This can be one of the following:

  • Documented—A documentation template has been assigned to the cryptographic asset and it is completed.

  • Not Documented—A documentation template has been assigned to the cryptographic asset, but it is not completed.

  • No Template—No documentation template has been assigned to the cryptographic asset.

• Compliance—Whether or not the cryptographic asset has been assessed by a compliance policy.

  • Compliant—The cryptographic asset has been assessed and is compliant.

  • Not Compliant—The cryptographic asset has been assessed and is not compliant.

  • Unassessed—The cryptographic asset has not been assessed.

• Age—The age of the cryptographic asset in days.

• PQ Status—If PQ Safe, the cryptographic asset is considered to be secure against a cryptographic attack by a quantum computer. 

• Risk—The risk score of the cryptographic asset.