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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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Germany's Federal Office for Information Security has published detailed post-quantum migration guidance. Here is what it recommends, what it maps, and what it leaves to your own risk assessment.
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ML-KEM (FIPS 203) is the NIST standard. X-Wing is a hybrid combiner that pairs ML-KEM with X25519. Understanding when to use each — and why hybrid matters during the migration window.
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Nation-state adversaries are archiving encrypted traffic today. Under common 2029–2033 planning scenarios, that archive could become readable within retained-data lifetimes. The window to migrate is now.
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