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Regulatory alignment for PQC migration.
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Quanten Security’s website and service workflows are intended to minimise personal data, limit retention, and keep customer engagement data tied to a documented purpose. Customer-specific processing terms should be agreed in the relevant contract.
NIS2 and CRA readiness
For organisations subject to NIS2 or Cyber Resilience Act obligations, Quanten Security supports crypto-inventory work, vulnerability disclosure processes, secure update planning, and documentation needed for risk management. Regulatory scope and filing obligations should be confirmed for each customer and jurisdiction.
DORA support
Financial-sector engagements can be structured to support DORA-aligned ICT risk management, including exit planning, audit evidence, incident-notification workflows, and data-location review. Contract terms should define the exact obligations.
NIST PQC alignment
The platform roadmap tracks the final NIST post-quantum FIPS standards: FIPS 203 for ML-KEM, FIPS 204 for ML-DSA, and FIPS 205 for SLH-DSA. HQC is tracked as NIST’s selected backup KEM while its standard is developed, and FN-DSA/Falcon is tracked on the FIPS 206 signature path while that standard remains in development.
Customer evidence should distinguish standard alignment, known-answer-test evidence, validated cryptographic modules, and completed third-party certification. CNSA 2.0 and BSI TR-02102 mappings should be reviewed against the customer’s jurisdiction and deployment date.