Quantum security is the largest domain in the catalog, and the only one with regulatory deadlines. CNSA 2.0, NSM-10 and the European timelines set deadlines that apply whatever year a cryptographically relevant quantum computer appears. Any organization with long-lived data or long-lived signing keys has work to do before those dates. We teach that work as practitioners do it, and we say plainly what is still uncertain.
Start with Post-Quantum Foundation if the vocabulary is new. The Post-Quantum Track then certifies five roles. PQCS covers the specialist who finds and inventories cryptography. PQCM covers the manager who runs the program, PQCA the architect who designs the target state, and PQCV the validator who proves it works. PQCX is awarded automatically to anyone holding PQCM, PQCA and PQCV at once. Technical courses cover specific problems. They include Cryptographic Discovery, Inventory, and CBOM; Cryptographic Agility: Design and Implementation; PQC Migration for DevSecOps; and PQC Migration: Executing the Waves. Thirteen sector courses apply the same method to industries such as financial services, healthcare, energy, government and telecommunications. Twelve of them have a full-day intensive for teams ready to build a plan.