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Post-quantum questions to ask your vendors

Evaluating third-party readiness for post-quantum cryptography – a guide published by the Australian Signals Directorate: From the guidelines:“This publication provides a structured set of questions organisations can use to assess how prepared their vendors are for the transition to PQC. In this publication, the term ‘vendor’ refers to third-party suppliers of products or services. It… Read more »

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A robust migration plan for post-quantum cryptography

An online guest article by Robert Frank (DigiCert) From the article (access might require registering for a newsletter):“A robust plan won’t revolutionize cryptography overnight. A configuration that allows only quantum-secure methods would break compatibility with the vast majority of existing connections. The transition is therefore taking place in stages, starting with confidentiality—that is, TLS and… Read more »

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Article on Hybrid Certificates from HAPKIDO Project

Atricle was published in IB magazine. From the article “Hybrid Cryptography in Quantum-Secure PKI” by Manon de Vries et al. (starting on page 36):“Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) forms the backbone of digital trust. Virtually every form of digital security—from TLS connections to digital signatures—relies on cryptographic keys whose authenticity (the link between cryptographic keys and… Read more »

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ISO standardizes Classic McEliece

Which is reported here: https://classic.mceliece.org/iso.html From the Classic McEliece pages:“ISO standardized Classic McEliece in June 2026. The ISO standard is compatible with the official specification from the Classic McEliece team.” The actual standard by ISO can be found here (behind a paywall):https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/en/#iso:std:iso-iec:18033:-2:ed-1:v1:amd:2:v1:en An article with more information by TU Eindhoven (NL) on the contribution by… Read more »

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European Quantum Communication Infrastructure: Deutsche Telekom and AIT will coordinate PETRUS2 and HarmoniQCI

Deutsche Telekom announced: From the announcement:“Deutsche Telekom and the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology are pleased to announce that they have been awarded two new Coordination and Support Actions (CSAs) under the European Commission’s programme on quantum technologies. Deutsche Telekom will coordinate PETRUS2, while AIT will coordinate HarmoniQCI, two complementary projects supporting the development, standardisation,… Read more »

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Why we cannot wait for better post-quantum signature algorithms

The “Why” is explained by Bas Westerbaan and Christopher Patton from Cloudflare. From the blogpost:“[…] ML-DSA, the best all-around post-quantum signature scheme standardized today, has its downsides: it’s much larger on the wire, and many tricks we were able to perform with RSA and ECC simply cannot be done with ML-DSA. There are better post-quantum… Read more »

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Experimenting with cryptographic asset discovery: a deep dive into what we learned

By PCSI (Partnership for Cyber Security Coalition) From the report:“Within PCSI, the PQC workgroup (7 organizations cooperating on PQC migration) joined forces to gain experience making a cryptographic inventory, an important step in the PQC migration. Today we dive into the detailed, technical, aspects of that journey. In another blog we cover our high-level findings,… Read more »

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Q-PrEP: The Hague Workshop 2026 – limited places – register now!

September 16, 2026, The Hague, The Netherlands From Awareness to Action We have announced already to some of you – in personal conversations, during our webinars/workshops, and in on-site presentations of Q-PrEP at different occasions – that we are planning a second in-person workshop for Q-PrEP & its community in 2026. The Q-PrEP project team would… Read more »