Prepare Your Organisation for the Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Transition
Identify cryptographic exposure, assess long-life sensitive data risk and build a clear PQC migration roadmap before quantum threats become urgent.
Start Cybersecurity AssessmentWhy This Matters Now
NIST finalised FIPS 203, FIPS 204 and FIPS 205 for post-quantum cryptography in 2024. Global guidance urges organisations to prepare roadmaps, inventories and risk analysis.
Harvest now, decrypt later: Encrypted data stolen today may become readable in the future if it has long secrecy life.
RSA and ECC-based cryptography is vulnerable to future quantum attacks. Organisations holding sensitive, long-life data must assess exposure now.
Regulatory expectations are shifting. Early preparation reduces compliance risk and demonstrates cybersecurity maturity.
Who Should Use This Service
- • CISO, CIO, CTO and IT Security teams
- • Compliance and audit departments
- • BFSI, telecom, government and healthcare organisations
- • Data centres and cloud service providers
- • Any entity holding long-life sensitive or classified data
Assessment Methodology
Identify Critical Systems
Map systems using public-key cryptography.
Prepare Crypto Inventory
Document all cryptographic algorithms in use.
Map Vulnerable Algorithms
Identify RSA, ECC and other quantum-vulnerable schemes.
Assess Data Life
Determine which data has long secrecy requirements.
Engage Vendors
Questionnaire to assess vendor PQC readiness.
Prioritise Migration
Risk-based prioritisation of systems for transition.
Board Roadmap
Executive-ready presentation with clear action plan.
Deliverables
| Output | Description |
|---|---|
| Crypto Asset Register | Complete inventory of cryptographic implementations across systems. |
| RSA/ECC Dependency Map | Visual mapping of quantum-vulnerable algorithm dependencies. |
| Long-Life Data Matrix | Classification of data by secrecy-life requirement and risk. |
| Vendor Questionnaire | Assessment of vendor PQC readiness and roadmap alignment. |
| Risk Heat Map | Priority-based risk visualisation for management review. |
| Board-Level Report | Executive presentation with findings and recommendations. |
| PQC Migration Roadmap | Phased plan for transitioning to quantum-safe cryptography. |
Assessment identifies risks and provides migration guidance. It does not guarantee complete elimination of cyber risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is quantum-safe cybersecurity?+
It refers to cryptographic approaches designed to remain secure against both classical and quantum computing attacks. The focus is on preparing organisations for the transition to post-quantum cryptography standards.
What is 'harvest now, decrypt later'?+
Attackers can intercept and store encrypted data today, with the intention of decrypting it in the future using quantum computers. Data with long secrecy requirements is particularly at risk.
Who needs this assessment?+
Any organisation that relies on public-key cryptography (RSA, ECC) and holds data with long-term sensitivity — particularly BFSI, telecom, healthcare, government and data centres.
How long does the assessment take?+
Typically 2-4 weeks depending on the scope and complexity of systems. Timelines are confirmed after an initial scoping discussion.
Does this guarantee we are quantum-safe?+
No. The assessment provides risk identification, prioritisation and a migration roadmap. Achieving quantum-safe status requires implementation of recommendations over time.
Start Your Quantum-Safe Cybersecurity Assessment
Share your details and our team will connect to discuss your cryptographic risk landscape.
Need PQC Migration Support?
Once your assessment is complete, we can help plan the transition to quantum-safe cryptography.