As advances in quantum computing threaten to undermine today’s public-key cryptography, organisations must transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC)—a new class of cryptographic algorithms designed to remain secure against both classical and quantum attacks.

By prioritising quantum-related business risks and reducing reliance on outdated cryptographic controls, we enable a structured, predictable, and future-proof transition to PQC. Our NCSC- and NIST-aligned approach improves project predictability, optimises resources, and accelerates enterprise-wide implementation without disrupting critical operations.

We deliver comprehensive support across cryptographic asset discovery, legacy system assessment, quantum-risk analysis, PQC migration planning, policy and GRC updates, supplier assurance, regulatory alignment, and tailored training. This gives organisations clear visibility of their cryptographic exposure and where quantum risk is embedded across systems, applications, and third-party dependencies.

The result is a stronger security posture built on modernised cryptographic policies, improved governance and audit readiness, increased third-party trust, and greater regulatory confidence—ensuring your organisation is prepared not just for emerging quantum threats, but for long-term resilience.

Our Service Includes:

• Cryptographic asset discovery across systems and data flows.
• Quantum‑risk assessments with prioritised high‑risk mapping.
• Vendor and legacy cryptography dependency evaluations.
• Phased PQC migration plan aligned to NCSC/NIST guidance.
• Detailed timelines, resources, and integration planning.
• Cross‑team coordination to support smooth PQC adoption.
• Updated cryptographic policies reflecting PQC requirements.
• PQC‑aligned GRC and enterprise risk register updates.
• Supplier assurance frameworks for PQC‑readiness validation.
• Regulatory alignment with UK and international quantum‑safe standards.

This service is ideal if your organisation:

• Holds sensitive or long-lived data that must remain secure for years
• Operates in a regulated or high-assurance environment
• Relies on public-key cryptography across critical systems and applications
• Has limited visibility of where cryptography is used across the enterprise
• Runs legacy platforms or hard-to-replace systems
• Depends on third-party suppliers, cloud services, or embedded technology
• Is planning major change (cloud migration, digital transformation, M&A)
• Needs to align with emerging NCSC or NIST post-quantum guidance
• Wants a structured, low-risk path to post-quantum cryptography
• Requires stronger governance, audit readiness, and regulatory confidence

If you recognise several of these challenges, quantum-safe readiness should be a near-term priority.