Cloud & Architecture
Offensive Security


Quantum computing will break the cryptography most organisations rely on today. Crypto-agility is the ability to swap algorithms without disruption — and now is the time to build it.
Nation-state adversaries are collecting encrypted traffic today, waiting for quantum computers powerful enough to decrypt it. Long-lived sensitive data — health records, financial data, classified comms — is already at risk. The NIST PQC standardisation concluded in 2024. The clock is running.
Algorithm transition timeline
NIST finalises ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA as PQC standards
CISA recommends all federal agencies begin PQC migration
RSA-2048 and ECC targeted for phase-out by major standards bodies
Cryptographically relevant quantum computers potentially available
classical algorithms that will be broken by Shor's algorithm running on a sufficiently powerful quantum computer
Cryptographic Vulnerabilityestimated time for long-lived sensitive data to remain sensitive — meaning the threat window has already opened for some organisations
Data Longevity RiskNIST post-quantum standards published 2024 — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSA — ready for implementation now
NIST PQC StandardsWe discover and map every cryptographic primitive in your infrastructure — algorithms, key lengths, protocols, libraries, and certificates — to build a complete asset register.
Algorithms are scored by quantum risk, data sensitivity, and migration complexity. You get a prioritised view of where to act first and why.
During transition, we deploy hybrid schemes combining classical and post-quantum algorithms. Your security posture improves immediately while migration completes.
We plan and execute the migration to NIST-approved post-quantum algorithms — ML-KEM for key exchange, ML-DSA for signatures — with minimal operational disruption.
We design your systems for algorithmic agility: the ability to swap cryptographic primitives without application rewrites. Future-proof by design.
Documentation, evidence, and reporting for NIS2, BSI TR-02102, and industry-specific quantum-readiness requirements. We prepare the evidence you need.
We start with a cryptographic inventory and risk assessment — so you know exactly where you stand and what needs to change before the threat window closes.
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