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Why post-quantum, and why now

A large enough quantum computer would break the public-key cryptography that protects almost everything online. The migration has to start before that machine exists. Here is why.

When will quantum computers break encryption?

Nobody knows, and anyone who gives you a confident date is selling something. Here is what is actually known, what the experts estimate, and why the answer matters less than people assume.

Harvest now, decrypt later: the reason the clock is already running

Encrypted data recorded today can be decrypted years from now once a quantum computer exists. That turns a future capability into a present-day exposure for anything with a long shelf life.

How to use this knowledge base

This base serves three audiences: employees, IT and security teams, and leadership. Here are the reading paths so you land on the material written for you.

Quantakrypto services: audit, tooling, training, certification

How the four things Quantakrypto offers fit together into one migration: from finding your cryptography to proving your people can maintain it.

The road to quantum-readiness

The whole journey on one page: from understanding the threat to running a crypto-agile estate, and where the effort actually goes.