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Technical explainers, migration notes, and operating guidance for teams preparing post-quantum cryptography work.
The Blog collects technical explainers, migration notes, and operating guidance for teams planning post-quantum cryptography work. Start with the core pages below if you are building an inventory or preparing an internal migration brief.
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23 published briefs for migration planning.
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Google and Cloudflare have pulled their post-quantum migration targets toward 2029. The lesson for enterprises is not panic; it is that authentication, signing, and crypto inventory need executive attention now.
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Browsers, Apple platforms, Java, OpenSSL-based stacks, and CDNs are moving hybrid post-quantum TLS from experiments toward defaults. The new operational question is whether teams can measure coverage.
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NIST draft SP 800-230 adds smaller, faster SLH-DSA parameter sets for sign-once, verify-many workflows. The catch is operational: each signing key has a strict signature limit.
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NIST moved nine additional post-quantum signature candidates into Round 3 in May 2026. That is algorithm diversity planning, not a pause button for ML-DSA and SLH-DSA migration.
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The EU roadmap makes the post-quantum transition a near-term governance task: start by the end of 2026, move high-risk critical infrastructure as soon as possible, and no later than 2030.
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