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MITRE Publishes Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Roadmap

Posted on May 30, 2025May 30, 2025 By CWS

The MITRE-founded Publish-Quantum Cryptography Coalition (PQCC) this week printed contemporary steerage for organizations trying to prepared themselves to transition to quantum-safe cryptography.

Developments within the improvement of superior quantum computing characterize threats to the programs presently making certain authenticity and securing communications and delicate information, making the migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) a necessity, PQCC says.

Supposed for CIOs and CISOs, the coalition’s PQC migration roadmap (PDF) offers an summary of 4 key levels of the migration course of, specifically preparation, baseline understanding, planning and execution, and monitoring and analysis.

For every group, transitioning to PQC requires outlining migration goals, understanding information inventories and prioritizing updates, buying/growing post-quantum options and implementing them, and constructing measures to trace the migration course of and assess safety as quantum capabilities evolve. The migration course of, nevertheless, differs. 

“How a company applies this roadmap relies on the shelf-life and quantity of its important information, the quantity of accessible details about its belongings, its finances for probably important software program and {hardware} updates, and quite a few different influencing elements,” the doc reads.

Cryptographically-relevant quantum computer systems able to breaking the present cryptographic safety should still be a long time away, however organizations ought to start the transition course of now, to mitigate the specter of information being stolen now and decrypted later, PQCC says.

“This roadmap empowers CIOs (chief data officers) and CISOs (chief data safety officers) to behave decisively, taking proactive steps to guard delicate information now and sooner or later,” MITRE vice chairman Wen Masters commented.

PQCC’s steerage comes out two years after the US authorities launched a set of quantum readiness suggestions and one 12 months after NIST’s post-quantum cryptography requirements had been printed.Commercial. Scroll to proceed studying.

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