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Post-Quantum Cryptography

Post-Quantum Cryptography Assessment & Readiness

Prepare Your Organisation for a Quantum-Safe Future

Quantum computing will fundamentally change the cryptographic foundations used to protect sensitive data, digital identities, communications and critical systems.

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Understand Your Quantum Risk

Cryptography is deeply embedded across enterprise technology—from applications and APIs to PKI, networks, cloud platforms, identity services and third-party products. Without visibility into these dependencies, planning a controlled transition to post-quantum cryptography becomes difficult.

Our assessment provides a structured view across four critical questions:

Where is cryptography being used?

Discover algorithms, certificates, keys, protocols and cryptographic dependencies.

What is most exposed?

Identify critical systems, sensitive data and cryptographic mechanisms requiring attention.

How ready are we to change?

Assess crypto-agility across technology, architecture, processes and vendors.

What should we do next?

Build a prioritised and actionable PQC transition roadmap.

Our PQC Readiness Assessment

01

Cryptographic Discovery

Establish visibility across your cryptographic estate

Identify cryptographic assets and dependencies across your entire technology estate.

Outcome

A cryptographic inventory and dependency baseline providing visibility of where cryptography exists and what it protects.

  • Applications and APIs
  • PKI and digital certificates
  • TLS and secure communications
  • Encryption libraries
  • Keys and HSMs
  • Digital signatures and code signing
  • Identity and authentication
  • Networks and VPNs
  • Cloud platforms and services
  • Databases and sensitive data
  • SaaS platforms
  • Third-party products
  • Legacy infrastructure
02

Quantum Risk Assessment

Understand where quantum-related risk matters most

Evaluate cryptographic exposure against business and technology risk factors.

Outcome

A risk-based view of quantum exposure across critical systems and information assets.

  • Cryptographic Exposure
  • Data Sensitivity & Longevity
  • Business Criticality
  • External Exposure
  • Technology Dependencies
03

Risk Prioritisation

Focus investment where it matters most

Not every cryptographic dependency requires the same response or migration timeline. We prioritise findings using factors such as:

Outcome

A prioritised PQC risk heatmap and remediation backlog.

  • High-priority systems
  • Long-lived sensitive data
  • Critical PKI dependencies
  • Legacy cryptography
  • External exposure
  • Vendor dependencies
  • Crypto-agility opportunities
  • Candidates for early PQC pilots
04

Crypto-Agility

Assess your ability to adapt cryptography

PQC readiness is not simply about deploying new algorithms. Organisations need the ability to change cryptographic mechanisms as standards, technologies and threats evolve.

Outcome

A crypto-agility maturity baseline with prioritised improvements.

  • Hard-coded cryptography
  • Algorithm configuration
  • Cryptographic libraries
  • PKI architecture
  • Certificate lifecycle management
  • Key management
  • HSM capabilities
  • Protocol dependencies
  • Application dependencies
  • Vendor dependencies
  • Software and firmware upgradeability
  • Cryptographic policy management
  • Automation

Enterprise PQC Architecture

Assess Readiness Across the Technology Estate

Applications

Cryptographic libraries, APIs, authentication, signatures, application dependencies and code signing.

Network

TLS, VPNs, secure communications, gateways, appliances and network cryptography.

Identity & PKI

Certificates, machine identities, authentication, federation, certificate authorities and trust models.

Cloud

Cloud KMS, HSM services, certificates, workloads, cloud-native cryptography and provider dependencies.

Data

Encryption, data classification, confidentiality requirements, retention and long-lived sensitive information.

Third Parties

SaaS providers, technology vendors, managed services, supply-chain dependencies and vendor PQC roadmaps.

Supply Chain Risk

Vendor & Third-Party PQC Readiness

Understand the dependencies you don't directly control

Your PQC transition will depend on technology providers and suppliers as much as your internal systems. We assess critical vendors against their current cryptographic posture, PQC roadmap maturity, and migration timelines to give you a complete picture of supply-chain quantum risk.

Ready to assess your quantum risk?

Start with a structured PQC assessment and build a practical roadmap toward quantum-safe security.