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UAE approves National Encryption Policy – government entities to put transition plans

The Khaleej Times reports in an article “The UAE announced the approval of the National Encryption Policy and the issuance of its executive regulation, which calls on government entities to develop clear, well-defined, and officially approved transition plans from traditional encryption methods to post-quantum cryptography. The step aims to support a safer and more technologically… Read more »

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Perspectives on the plan for PQC transition – Research and analysis

Independent research setting out regulator and industry perspectives on the current plan for transition to post-quantum cryptography – from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. From the article: “[…] Government and commercial organisations worldwide are making significant investments to develop cryptographically-relevant quantum computers. Within the next decade, quantum computers could be able to break… Read more »

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State of the post-quantum Internet in 2025

… is what Bas Westerbaan reports on the Cloudflare Blog. He wrote: “[…] Unfortunately, quantum computers also excel at breaking key cryptography that still is in common use today, such as RSA and elliptic curves (ECC). Thus, we are moving to post-quantum cryptography: cryptography designed to be resistant against quantum attack. We’ll discuss the exact… Read more »

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Signing RPM packages using quantum-resistant cryptography

In his article published via the Red Hat Developer Community Jakub Jelen explains the process of signing RPM packages in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, RHEL 10.1 using cryptographic keys resistant to quantum computers yet to be developed in the near future. This is for developers and vendors interested in protecting their software with stronger signatures… Read more »

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G+D: Germany Sets New Standards for Secure ID Documents in the Quantum Computing Era

Press release by Bundesdruckerei (in German): Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC): Preparatory work completed to equip the next generation of ID cards with chips protected against quantum-computer attacks. It is said as “A decisive step toward the future security of digital identities”. Technical foundation jointly developed by Bundesdruckerei, Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and… Read more »

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AWS Private CA now supports post-quantum digital certificates

AWS Private Certificate Authority (AWS Private CA) now enables you to create certificate authorities (CAs) and issue certificates that use Module Lattice-based Digital Signature Algorithm (ML-DSA). This feature enables you to begin transitioning your public key infrastructure (PKI) towards post-quantum cryptography, allowing you to put protections in place now to protect the security of your… Read more »

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Consultation on IBPT Proposal: Requirements and Roadmap for PQC Transition in the Telco Sector

The development of quantum computers threatens to render obsolete certain cryptographic algorithms used to secure telecommunications networks. Faced with the risks of retroactive compromise via “store now, decrypt later” attacks and the potentially severe consequences for customer privacy and service continuity, EU Member States are working to ensure a coordinated transition to post-quantum cryptography in… Read more »

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PQC Conference Kuala Lumpur 2025 Wraps Up After Three Days of Global Collaboration and Malaysian Leadership in Post-Quantum Security 

Concludes with 600+ physical and 2500+ remote Attendees  Kuala Lumpur – The Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Conference 2025, hosted by the PKI Consortium, concluded today at the Connexion Conference & Event Centre, marking three days of deep technical sessions, policy discussions, and hands-on workshops focused on preparing digital ecosystems for the quantum era.  The conference brought… Read more »