Security & PQC

Security and PQC content focused on what leaders need to know now. This includes post-quantum cryptography, cryptographic inventory, zero-trust alignment, “harvest now, decrypt later” risk, and practical steps for building quantum-safe infrastructure. Written for teams in government, defense, finance, healthcare, and any industry where security is non-negotiable.

U.S. Post‑Quantum Cryptography Migration: A Practical Plan for Q‑Day Risk

The July 2024 OMB report makes clear that post-quantum cryptography migration is a long-lead operational program, not a future technology upgrade. Even without a cryptanalytically relevant quantum computer today, Federal agencies must begin inventorying cryptography, prioritizing long-lived data, identifying non-migratable systems, and aligning to NIST standards now to manage record-now-decrypt-later risk and avoid disruptive, costly replacements later.

4 days ago7 min read

Decode the EU Post-Quantum Cryptography

The EU’s post-quantum cryptography roadmap treats quantum risk as an immediate migration challenge, requiring organizations to inventory cryptography, adopt crypto-agility, and deploy hybrid classical-plus-PQC schemes in alignment with emerging EU, NIST, and ETSI standards.

Jan 76 min read

Quantum Readiness diagram showing four steps of an assessment process

Accelerating Quantum Adoption Starts With Readiness, Not Hardware

Federal moves to accelerate quantum adoption signal that quantum readiness is no longer a future concern but a present operational requirement. As post-quantum cryptography expectations from NIST, CISA, and international regulators take shape, organizations face audits, evidence requests, and deadlines they are not prepared for. Most still lack visibility into where quantum-vulnerable cryptography exists. Readiness, not announcements, is now the critical first step.

Dec 28, 20253 min read