Insights
We have published more than 160 articles on topics from post-quantum cryptography and regulation to quantum computing, networking, and sensing. We post company announcements on a separate News page.
Tools
Free tools for planning a post-quantum migration.
PQC Readiness Scorecard
Score your organization’s readiness in seven areas, including inventory, governance, and crypto-agility, and export the recommendations as a PDF.
Global PQC Migration Timeline
See the post-quantum deadlines, mandates, and standards of more than 20 jurisdictions, the G7, and NATO on one timeline you can filter by region and sector.
PQC Migration Advisor
Select the algorithms you use today to see the quantum risk of each, its post-quantum or hybrid replacement, and the hardening steps you can take now.
PQC Migration Budget Builder
Build a year-one budget request before your cryptographic inventory exists, with a cost range, multi-year scenarios, and a draft board paper.
Books
Three books we use as reference texts in our courses. We include a PDF of the relevant book with every paid course, at no extra cost.
Quantum Ready
By Marin Ivezic
A practitioner’s guide to running a post-quantum migration program, from the mandate and the cryptographic inventory to vendor governance.
Quantum Systems Integration
By Marin Ivezic
An engineering guide to assembling a quantum computer from independently sourced components. It compares five hardware types and sets out capital costs and five-year cost of ownership.
Quantum Sovereignty
By Marin Ivezic and Luka Ivezic
A strategic framework for governments, defense organizations, and the executives who make technology sovereignty decisions.
Frameworks
Three open frameworks from Applied Quantum, each free to use under CC BY 4.0. We teach many of our post-quantum courses from the PQC Migration Framework.
PQC Migration Framework
By Marin Ivezic
An open methodology for an enterprise-wide migration, in eight phases from the executive mandate to vendor governance.
Cryptographic Concentration Framework
By Steve Vaile and Marin Ivezic
A method for second-line risk teams to measure cryptographic concentration, such as several suppliers sharing one code lineage or trust anchor.
CBOM Profile
By Marin Ivezic and Steve Vaile
A property taxonomy that extends CycloneDX for cryptographic bills of materials. Migration teams adopt its first three tiers, and teams measuring concentration add the fourth.
Courses and certifications
We teach the methods in these frameworks and books in our courses and certification programs, live online and in person, and as private team training.
These resources are educational and informational only. They are not legal, compliance, financial, or engineering advice.