QuantorPhone

Compliance & Standards

QuantorPhone is engineered for operators who cannot tolerate compromise. Every cryptographic choice, every data handling decision, and every infrastructure decision is driven by compliance with the world's most demanding security standards.

NATO STANAG Compatible

QuantorPhone and SmartScan are designed to operate within NATO communication security frameworks. From cryptographic primitives to forensic chain of custody, every layer meets the interoperability and evidentiary standards required by NATO member states.

STANAG 4774 STANAG 4778 NIST SP 800-86 CNSA 2.0 FIPS 203 EU NIS2 MITRE ATT&CK v18.1 NATO CCDCOE ASD C3 Taxonomy

Compliance Framework

StandardScopeQuantorPhone Coverage
NATO STANAG 4774 Confidence metadata for intelligence products SmartScan provides per-alert confidence scoring with engine attribution; multi-engine correlation produces weighted confidence levels compatible with STANAG metadata schema
NATO STANAG 4778 Metadata binding for information sharing SmartScan exports STIX 2.1 with metadata binding for NATO-compatible intelligence platforms (MISP, OpenCTI, Splunk)
NIST SP 800-86 Forensic techniques in incident response Full forensic pipeline: capture → preserve → analyze → report with cryptographic hash provenance (SHA-256) at every step
NSA CNSA 2.0 Cryptographic profile for classified systems TLS 1.3/mTLS with P-384/P-521, SHA-384, AES-256-GCM for all signaling. ZRTP PQC (ML-KEM-1024) for media. No legacy fallback.
NIST FIPS 203 Post-quantum KEM standard ML-KEM-1024 (Level 5) for media key exchange via ZRTP PQC — highest assurance against quantum-enabled adversaries
EU NIS2 Directive Network security for essential entities Sovereign deployment model, GDPR Art. 32 encryption, automated incident detection and reporting capabilities
MITRE ATT&CK Mobile v18.1 Adversary tactic & technique knowledge base SmartScan maps 138 techniques across 12 engines; machine-readable TTP correlation for SOC integration
NATO CCDCOE Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre (Tallinn) Operational methodology aligned with CCDCOE best practices for mobile device forensic examination and cyber threat assessment

Why NATO Compliance for Secure Communications?

NATO member states and partner organizations increasingly require communication security tools to meet interoperability and forensic integrity standards originally designed for military intelligence. QuantorPhone meets these requirements from the ground up:

Chain of Custody

Every communication session and every SmartScan analysis produces a cryptographic provenance chain: device ID → session/scan timestamp → hash chain → report hash. This is legally admissible in NATO military courts, allied judicial systems, and civilian criminal proceedings.

Zero Third-Party Leakage

No data ever leaves our infrastructure to external cloud APIs, AI services, or analytics platforms. No telemetry, no usage tracking, no CDN dependencies. Satisfies NATO INFOSEC requirements for classified-adjacent data handling.

Sovereign Infrastructure

Dedicated infrastructure under client sovereignty. On-premise or private cloud deployment options. No data processed or stored by third parties — full operational control for NATO member states and allied organizations.

Encryption at Every Layer

Encrypted VPN (ChaCha20-Poly1305) for SmartScan transport, P-384/P-521 TLS 1.3/mTLS for signaling, ML-KEM-1024 for media keys, AES-256-GCM for storage. All primitives align with FIPS 140-2 and NSA Suite B.

Interoperable Intelligence

SmartScan exports in STIX 2.1 with full MITRE ATT&CK TTP mappings. Direct ingestion into NATO-compatible SIEM/SOAR platforms: Splunk, Elastic, OpenCTI, MISP.

Post-Quantum Ready

NIST FIPS 203 ML-KEM-1024 (Level 5) deployed today — not a roadmap item. Protects all sessions against store-now/decrypt-later attacks by quantum-enabled adversaries.

Procurement: QuantorPhone is available via direct commercial licensing from Secure Path LTD (UK). NATO certification documentation and NSPA procurement references are available to qualified government entities upon request. Contact ac@securepath.biz for security accreditation packages and pricing.

NIST PQC Level 5 — Post-Quantum Cryptography

CNSA 2.0 Alignment

Mutual TLS (mTLS) — Why It Matters

mTLS Control Plane Flow

End-to-end assurance: Every cryptographic choice is tied to a concrete risk — MITM on SIP, replay on media, relay impersonation, quantum ciphertext harvesting. QuantorPhone blocks all of these with CNSA 2.0 TLS/mTLS, ZRTP PQC ML-KEM-1024, strict revocation, and an ephemeral-first key lifecycle. P2P preferred when ICE finds a direct path — TURNS only when network hostility requires it.

Official Standard References