Use cases
You probably arrived with a specific need in mind. These are the situations where organisations most often use our products, each one explained from the problem to what changes.
Find your situation.
Pick the one closest to yours, or filter by need. Each card opens a page with the detail: what changes on your network and what stays as it is.
Give people access to internal systems from anywhere
Internal systems must stay reachable off-site. Publishing them creates a permanent attack surface; a classic VPN gives any valid credential network-wide reach.
Run a network that never touches the public internet
Isolated networks still need rule changes, device updates and configuration control. Manual management drifts; a cloud console adds the outbound path isolation was meant to exclude.
Protect company traffic without routing everything through the office
Full tunnel backhauls all traffic, personal included, through the gateway and degrades video. No tunnel removes control; manual exception lists drift on every device.
Add QS-WAN to the network you already have
New requirements land on a network built over years. Rip-and-replace stalls on downtime and risk; a parallel network doubles the estate you run and reconcile.
Take the network with you
Temporary sites run over ad hoc, untrusted links with no local infrastructure. A consumer VPN secures the link only: no identity, access scope or device-state checks.
Stay ready for the audit, not scared of it
Evidence for frameworks such as NIS2 and ISO 27001 sits across separate consoles and spreadsheets, assembled by hand each time an audit or questionnaire arrives.
Turn every company device into a protected endpoint
Separate VPN, endpoint protection, password manager and file-transfer tools mean separate consoles, renewals and policies, with coverage gaps between them.
None of these?
Start from your network rather than from a template. Bring the topology you actually have and we work through it with you.
- 01Your sites, your users and the systems they need to reach
- 02The equipment you already run and want to keep
- 03The rules or frameworks you have to answer to
One platform, with your team in control
They are one platform, not seven.
Whichever one you arrive through, you get QS-WAN as the console and QNova Client as the agent, with post-quantum encryption by default between them.
None of them is a managed service.
QuantumNova is a product. Nobody here watches your network. The platform produces the risk score and the evidence, and your people read them. That distinction matters more here than anywhere else on the site, because a page about a situation reads like a promise of somebody solving it for you.
By type of organisation
The same seven situations land differently depending on who is asking and what they have to prove.
Healthcare
A clinical group with several sites, external suppliers on the network, nobody dedicated to security, and a legal obligation that arrived by decree.
Financial services
DORA territory, where the demand is not just that you are secure but that you can demonstrate it on request, including for your own suppliers.
Public sector
Procurement rules, formal tender requirements and a preference for evidence over assurances.
See it running on your own network
Bring your sites and your topology, and we walk through how it would fit.