Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC): Three Easy Ways to Prepare

The infamous Y2K “disaster” was successfully averted because people paid heed and prepared well in advance. Likewise, many Post-Quantum Computing (PCQ) security concerns can be addressed ahead of time with proper planning. Organizations that rely on data security and protection need to start preparing and refining strategies immediately. As quantum computing becomes more widespread, standard public key cryptography will become vulnerable to data hacks. Additionally, anything relying on this same cryptographic integrity (such as IoT devices, code signing, or other applications) will also become exposed.

While PQC preparations can be intimidating, we recommend three easy ways to get started:

Step 1 – Evaluate your risk

Take this free PQC Risk Assessment to get a handle on your organization’s vulnerabilities.

Step 2 – Identity which vendors can help

A key ingredient in PQC preparation is the ability to support both legacy and post-quantum cryptographic algorithms. Thales and Keyfactor together have delivered proven key management and PKI solutions to ensure digital trust. They are both also ready to meet the needs of the upcoming PQC digital landscape to ensure crypto agility.

During Keyfactor’s recent Tech Days event (which Thales co-sponsored) Mark Thompson, SVP of Product Management, spoke about how Keyfactor’s product portfolio will transform the post-quantum world.

As mentioned in a colleague’s previous blog, Thales Luna Network HSM has already been successfully incorporated in PQC use cases. With the addition of a Thales Luna Functionality Module (FM) within Luna HSMs, support is now embedded

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