Sovereign DNS & sovereign PKI/CA
Problem
DNS roots and public CAs (Let's Encrypt, DigiCert, Sectigo) are mostly operated outside the EU. DNSSEC still relies on RSA/ECDSA, vulnerable to "harvest now, decrypt later" quantum attacks. Future root KSK or CA impersonation would enable mass TLS interception. Europe has no deployed sovereign PQC root of trust.
CryptOps Solution
An AllEyes Resilient cluster hosts the sovereign DNS root and CA: the hardware crypto engine protects KSKs and CA signing keys (ML-DSA-87 + CPU-blind storage), FPGA serves high-performance DNS (optimized Knot / NSD), CPU runs GARANCE PKI (PQC ACME, OCSP, CRL), GPU detects DNS anomalies (tunneling, DGA, fast-flux).
Deployment architecture
Key metrics
ROI analysis
| Item | Before | With CryptOps | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU DNS root | ICANN / US dependency | Sovereign PQC root | Sovereignty |
| Public CA | Let's Encrypt ECDSA | GARANCE ML-DSA-87 | Future-proof |
| DNSSEC rollover | Complex manual | Automated PQC | -60% OPEX |
Applicable regulation
Strict cybersecurity obligations for TLD operators and DNS resolvers.
ANSSI recommendations for sovereign DNS resolvers (Secure DNS).
Certificate issuance requirements — PQC migration under discussion (2027+).
Target clients
Data processing on the same appliance
Beyond post-quantum encryption, every AllEyes Resilient appliance hosts your data-processing workloads on its FPGA, CPU and GPU resources — all isolated from the certified crypto core.
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