Quantum Readiness Is Not Only a Vendor Problem
Suppliers will ship post-quantum algorithms. The cryptographic inventory, the risk decisions and the contract terms are work no supplier can do on your behalf.
Mosca’s Theorem: Working Out Your Own Quantum Deadline
Mosca's Theorem is one line of arithmetic, and most organisations get two of its three variables wrong. Here is how to estimate each one…
Building the Funding Case for Post-Quantum Migration
Most post-quantum funding requests open with the threat and arrive at the ask with nothing a finance director can check. Here is what to…
Using Quantum Readiness to Win Budget for Everything Else
Post-quantum deadlines carry something ordinary hygiene work never has: an external date and an auditable artifact. That makes them among the most fundable lines…
Scoping a Quantum Readiness Assessment Around Four Decisions
Most guidance describes a quantum readiness assessment from the inventory up. Scoping it from the four decisions it has to unlock keeps it from…
Quantum Key Distribution, Read as a Security Control
Three national agencies advise against QKD for their own networks. Twenty-seven EU states are funding one. Both positions hold, and the reason explains how…
What Quantum Sovereignty Means, Layer by Layer
Quantum sovereignty is six separate control questions wearing one word. Here is what each layer means for a security architecture, and which ones you…
The Skills a Quantum-Ready Security Team Needs
Post-quantum migration stalls on staffing more often than on cryptography. Seven capability areas, who in your organization already covers them, and how to find…
Building a Quantum-Ready Team: Hiring, Training, and Sequencing
The post-quantum migration is not one hire. It is seven capabilities your organization mostly already has, arranged in an order that matters more than…
The Vocabulary of Quantum Security
Quantum security means at least three different things, and vendors use all three. A precise glossary of the terms that carry budget consequences.