Shift / 01 — Post-Quantum

Classical cryptography's hard problems stop being hard.

In the near future, quantum computers will break RSA and ECC. This shift lays out what organizations need to do, including cryptographic inventories, migration planning, and NIST post-quantum standards.

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Why This Shift

"Harvest now, decrypt later" attacks mean the threat begins today, not when large-scale quantum computing arrives.

Data encrypted today with classical public-key cryptography can be collected now and decrypted later. Companies need to move now to protect long-lived sensitive data, such as health records, trade secrets, and government data.

STANDARDSML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA (NIST)
AT RISKLong-lived confidential data, PKI, TLS infrastructure
FIRST STEPCryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) — knowing where the company uses classical crypto
Explore This Shift

Reports first, then a course — keep the briefing on hand.

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Reports

Start free, with email — upgradeable to a paid Extended Edition with deeper implementation detail and special reports.

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Courses

PQC courses detail the shift, ranging from fundamental concepts to hands-on training.

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Briefing

Slide deck and other white-label resources for demystifying quantum risk for non-technical leadership.

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