Know your quantum risk. Plan the migration.
Quantum computers will break the RSA and ECC encryption most systems rely on, and data stolen today can be decrypted later. Adana Technologies scores your quantum readiness, inventories your cryptography with PQCReady, and delivers a migration roadmap your leadership can fund.
THE PROBLEM
Attackers can copy encrypted data today and decrypt it once a capable quantum computer exists. Records that must stay secret for years are already exposed.
NIST published its first post-quantum cryptography standards (FIPS 203, 204 and 205) in 2024. Its draft transition guidance (NIST IR 8547) proposes deprecating RSA and ECC after 2030 and disallowing them after 2035. Large migrations take years.
Most organizations don't know where their cryptography lives, which vendors depend on it, or which data to protect first.
HOW IT WORKS
Leadership interviews and a readiness score across eight dimensions.
PQCReady ingests your digital assets, finds the quantum-vulnerable cryptography and ranks it by risk.
Data shelf-life analysis, migration waves, vendor checks and a roadmap with owners, budget and KPIs.
The inventory and migration plans live in PQCReady, so the roadmap stays current after the engagement ends.
WHAT YOU GET
Every screen below uses fictional sample data.
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The inventory from PQCReady, by asset type, with how much is quantum-vulnerable and the typical fix.
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Each data class rated by how long it must stay secret against how long migration takes, so you protect the right data first.
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Four stages from discovery to crypto-agility, with a readiness target at each checkpoint.
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The first leadership actions, from naming a quantum risk owner to a hybrid TLS pilot, each with an owner and a date.
WHO IT IS FOR
A defensible inventory, priorities and a plan the board understands.
Migration waves that fit your architecture, budget and vendor contracts.
A clear view of quantum risk exposure and what it takes to close it.
DELIVERABLES
QUESTIONS
Unaware (0–2): no owner, no inventory, quantum risk not on the risk register. Aware (2–4): leadership knows the risk; inventory and policy are starting. Migrating (4–6): high-risk systems are moving to post-quantum algorithms; vendors are on notice. Crypto-agile (6–8): algorithms can be swapped without rebuilding systems; inventory is continuous. Quantum-ready (8–10): RSA and ECC are retired from critical systems and new systems are post-quantum by default.
Leadership & Ownership; Cryptographic Inventory; Data Risk & Shelf Life; Crypto-Agility; Vendor & Supply Chain; Standards & Policy; Migration Execution; Skills & Testing.
Banks, insurers, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and state and local governments.
No one knows the exact year. The risk to long-lived data starts now because of harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks, and migrations take years.
Our PQC engineer at your fingertips: it ingests your digital assets, finds quantum-vulnerable cryptography, writes a migration plan for each asset and checks vendor answers. See it at https://labs.adanatech.com/pqc-ready/
Yes. A one-day Quantum Readiness Workshop or a focused cryptographic inventory are good first steps.
The engagement is advisory and produces the plan. Migration support and prototypes can be scoped separately at a fixed fee.
Start with a 30-minute conversation about your systems and data, and we'll recommend the right first step.
