At the closing plenary of the PQC conference in Kuala Lumpur, the PKI Consortium announced that the next PQC Conference will take place in Munich, Germany, in November 2026. The event will build on Kuala Lumpur’s success and expand the discussion to include European policy alignment, hardware acceleration, and cryptographic standard implementation across sectors. About… Read more »
Announced in the “Market News” by infineon Quantum computers are expected to become powerful enough within the next decade to compromise many of today’s cryptographic algorithms, putting a wide range of systems at risk. Long-life products such as ePassports, IoT devices and Secure Elements, therefore, demand post-quantum cryptography (PQC)-ready hardware already today. To address this,… Read more »
November 27, 2025, Brussels, Belgium The conference by Proximus NXT (the ICT company within the Belgian national telco Proximus group) taking place November 27th, at Brussels Gate, Groot-Bijgaarden. On 27 November at Brussels Gate we show you what happens when advanced tech, human expertise, and collaboration come together in a powerful holistic tech approach. Explore… Read more »
“Thales’ solution is the first quantum-resistant smartcard in Europe to receive high-level security certification, underscoring its commitment to staying ahead of emerging cyber risks in the quantum era”, as announced by Thales. Commented by the French Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI):“This first certification for a solution incorporating post-quantum cryptography reflects ANSSI’s commitment to supporting innovation, while upholding… Read more »
Advancement announcement in the Signal blog Messenger Signal, represented by software engineer Graeme Connell and research engineer Rolfe Schmidt announces a significant advancement in the security of the Signal Protocol: the introduction of the Sparse Post Quantum Ratchet (SPQR). This new ratchet enhances the Signal Protocol’s resilience against future quantum computing threats while maintaining our… Read more »
Announcement of the standard RFC 9794 published in the NCSC blog From the webpage:The NCSC’s contribution to the Internet Engineering Task Force will help to make the internet more secure. To contribute to the international effort to ensure a smooth and secure migration to PQC, the NCSC has taken an active role in the development… Read more »
Announced by Yarkin Doroz (Nvidia) on the blog of the Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance NVIDIA announces the release of cuPQC SDK v0.4, which brings significant enhancements and new capabilities to the cuPQC library. This release focuses on primitives that will aid the Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance (PQCA) in promoting quantum-safe cryptographic solutions and advancing post-quantum cryptography (PQC)… Read more »
Announced online on the press realease pages by ETSI The ETSI Board has recently approved the creation of a new Technical Committee on Quantum Technologies (TC QT) marking a significant milestone in ETSI’s commitment to advancing the underlying framework of standards for quantum technologies across numerous quantum-related domains. Key Areas of Activity: ETSI is one… Read more »
In response to the global challenge of the transition to quantum-resilient cryptography, FS-ISAC, the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, today published The Timeline for Post Quantum Cryptographic Migration, detailing the importance of establishing a global transition timeline for the financial sector’s migration. Full text and more information… Read more »
GitHub is introducing post-quantum secure key exchange methods for SSH access to better protect Git data in transit. Announcement published in the github blog From the webpage:“Today, we’re announcing some changes that will improve the security of accessing Git data over SSH. What’s changing? We’re adding a new post-quantum secure SSH key exchange algorithm, known… Read more »