Update by ECCG on Agreed Cryptographic Mechanisms involves PQC 

The ECCG (European Cybersecurity Certification Group), sub-group on Cryptography, has published the update to version 2.0 on the Agreed Cryptographic Mechanisms at the end of April. 
 
Compared to its predecessor version 1.3, compiled still by SO-GIS (Senior Officials Group Information Systems Security) in February 2023, post-quantum cryptography is recognized playing a much bigger, major role in cybersecurity and in the given recommendations of the new document. PQC has even been given a section in the introduction of the updated version, the “[…] document introduces several asymmetric post-quantum mechanisms as agreed” and specific notes on Quantum Threats are prevalent throughout its topical sections. 
 
Origin of text, more information and further details available https://certification.enisa.europa.eu/document/download/a845662b-aee0-484e-9191-890c4cfa7aaa_en?filename=ECCG%20Agreed%20Cryptographic%20Mechanisms%20version%202.pdf

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