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Why PQC Readiness Starts with Cryptographic Visibility

Quantum Risk Is Accelerating—But Most Agencies Don’t Know Where They Stand

New research shows that the resources required to break modern cryptography are dropping faster than expected. At the same time, federal environments remain largely unprepared, not because of a lack of standards, but because of a lack of visibility into where cryptography actually exists.

This report outlines why PQC readiness must begin now, and why cryptographic discovery is the first and most critical step.

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Why This Report Matters

The timeline is compressing faster than expected
Advances in quantum algorithms and hardware are reducing the effort required to break widely used cryptography, shrinking the window for safe migration.
Migration will take longer than most agencies expect
Cryptography is deeply embedded across software, hardware, and supply chains—making PQC transition a multi-year, cross-agency effort.
Most agencies lack the visibility to begin
Without a comprehensive inventory of cryptographic assets, prioritization and migration planning are not possible.