The Code Siren stack
From cryptography
to conversation.
RYFT, Polynom, and our cryptographic module work bring secure communications and cryptography into practical software systems.
RYFT
Secure communication.
Across the network.
RYFT is Code Siren’s post-quantum VPN technology. It brings our cryptographic engineering to the network layer, with a focus on protecting communications across untrusted networks.
Talk with us about your environment, endpoints, and deployment requirements. We can discuss how RYFT fits into the systems you operate.
Discuss RYFTPolynom
Your conversations.
Your infrastructure.
Polynom is Code Siren’s self-hosted encrypted collaboration platform. It brings secure communication to teams that want control over the infrastructure supporting their work.
Built around post-quantum cryptography, Polynom connects our security engineering with everyday collaboration. Contact us to discuss your team’s needs and deployment.
Discuss PolynomCode Siren
PQC Library
Security starts
below the surface.
CAVP / A7809
The Code Siren Post-Quantum Cryptographic (PQC) Library is the foundation of our cryptographic module work, with desktop and mobile entries in NIST’s FIPS 140-3 validation process.
Version 1.0 holds CAVP certificate A7809, first validated December 19, 2025. This covers the algorithm implementations and operating environments listed in the NIST record.
FIPS 140-3 module validation is in progress. As checked on September 28, 2026, NIST lists:
- Library for Desktop: Pending Resubmission (July 7, 2026).
- Library for Mobile: Comment Resolution – Lab (July 9, 2026).
CAVP algorithm validation is distinct from full module validation. View the current NIST module listing ↗
Contact our team for module documentation, supported configurations, and integration requirements.
Discuss the moduleA few useful distinctions
Start with
the right questions.
How do the three technologies differ?
RYFT focuses on secure network communications. Polynom brings encrypted collaboration to teams. Our cryptographic module work addresses the underlying cryptography used in software systems.
Can we host Polynom ourselves?
Polynom is a self-hosted collaboration platform. Talk to Code Siren about your infrastructure and deployment requirements.
Where can we get technical and validation details?
Contact Code Siren for current documentation, module validation status, supported configurations, and integration requirements. We can work through the requirements for your particular deployment.
Talk through the details
Start with your system.
Tell us what you need to connect, protect, or integrate.