A readiness assessment establishes where your organization stands and what should happen next. We review the systems, data, cryptographic dependencies, vendor boundaries, and existing lifecycle plans in scope. Findings are prioritized around business impact, data lifespan, exposure, and the practical ability to change cryptography.
Cybersecurity — Quantum Security & Post-Quantum Readiness
Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness Assessment
Establish your current exposure, migration priorities, and a practical roadmap before committing to disruptive technology changes.
Who this is for
- Leadership and security teams building a quantum-readiness roadmap
- Organizations holding sensitive information that must remain confidential for years
- Teams that need budget, ownership, and procurement decisions before migration
- Technology providers responding to customer questions about post-quantum readiness
What's included
Scope and data-lifespan review
Identify important systems, sensitive information, retention periods, trust boundaries, and business processes that depend on public-key cryptography.
Current-state review
Review available architecture, certificates, protocols, libraries, key-management arrangements, vendor documentation, and prior inventories.
Quantum-vulnerable dependency analysis
Identify known or likely dependencies on public-key algorithms that require migration planning, including supplier-controlled dependencies.
Crypto-agility assessment
Evaluate how easily algorithms, certificates, libraries, configurations, and dependent services can be changed and tested.
Prioritized roadmap
Define discovery work, near-term risk reductions, vendor questions, pilot candidates, migration waves, owners, and retesting requirements.
What you receive
- Executive summary of exposure and readiness
- Technical findings with affected systems and evidence
- Risk-ranked migration priorities
- Crypto-agility findings
- Vendor and procurement questions
- A staged implementation roadmap
Scope & limitations
- The assessment reflects the agreed systems and evidence available during the engagement.
- It is not certification, a guarantee against future cryptanalytic advances, or a claim that every hidden vendor dependency has been discovered.
Common questions
Do we need a complete inventory before starting?
No. The assessment can determine what inventory already exists, identify the highest-value discovery work, and define how a complete inventory should be maintained.
Will you recommend specific algorithms?
Recommendations follow applicable standards, use cases, protocol support, vendor capabilities, and interoperability requirements. We do not select algorithms in isolation from the systems that must implement them.
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