Insights on Cryptography, Quantum Readiness, and Security Strategy
Analysis, research, and practical guidance on cryptographic posture management, post-quantum security, and emerging risks shaping modern security programs.
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Top 17 Reasons to Begin Your Quantum-Safe Migration Now
Given the enormity of an organization’s quantum-safe migration, it makes good sense for them to do as much planning and preparation as possible ahead of time. Tremendous benefits can be realized by doing the work now rather than delaying. Conversely, significant risk can be incurred by putting off migration…
Quantum-Safe Standards Have Arrived
August 13, 2024. Post-Quantum Cryptography Day. Quantum-Safe Standards Day. Tuesday. Whatever you prefer to call it, it’s a historic day. Today, a critical milestone has been reached on the journey to a quantum-safe world. Today, the U.S. Department of Commerce, through the National Institute of Standards…
Plan Quantum-Safe Migrations Now to Avoid These 4 Pitfalls
The quantum computing reality is drawing nearer — Y2Q, Quantum Day, Q-Day — when quantum computers will be able to break the public-key cryptography that currently safeguards most of the internet and the critical applications we rely on. As a result, it is becoming increasingly urgent for organizations…
NIST's Post-Quantum Signature On-Ramp Process: Round 1 Overview and Insights
We will soon get an update from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) about its latest efforts to select and standardize quantum-safe signature schemes. While the end of the first round of this process has not yet been announced, NIST has indicated that it will happen sometime after…
Quantum-Safe iMessage: Congrats, Apple!
There is a lot of excitement in the quantum-safe community about Apple’s announcement to include post-quantum cryptography in the iMessage application. Dubbed PQ3, this new messaging protocol promises to provide next-generation, end-to-end security for potentially billions of users worldwide.
From Research to Action
Understanding cryptographic risk is only the first step. Organizations use these resources to inform cryptographic discovery, posture assessment, remediation planning, and quantum-safe migration strategies aligned with real-world constraints.
Every Environment Is Different
If your cryptographic exposure isn't fully clear, a short working session can help pinpoint priorities and outline practical next steps.