New Report

Beyond Post-Quantum Algorithms: Rethink Encryption to Truly Secure Federal Data

Even though large-scale quantum computers may still be years away, the cyber threat they pose is already here. Adversaries are harvesting encrypted data today, banking on future decryption capabilities.

This chilling phenomenon, known as "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL), elevates the transition to post-quantum standards from future concern to an immediate national security imperative.

Federal mandates from NIST around post-quantum cryptography have turned quantum risk into a compliance emergency.

In this report from Scoop News, "Confronting a New Reality: Agencies Need to Adopt Cryptographic Agility with New Quantum-Ready Encryption", discover how adopting out-of-band key delivery and crypto-agile architectures offers a smarter, simpler, and long-lasting defense to elevate federal cybersecurity—starting now.

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What You'll Learn:

  • Why PQC alone isn’t enough: Replacing algorithms isn't sufficient if your key exchange remains vulnerable.

  • A smarter solution: How out-of-band key delivery separates keys from data transmission—dramatically raising security barriers.

  • Crypto agility is essential: In an era of evolving threats, a static "set-it-and-forget-it" cryptographic strategy isn't viable.

  • Actionable roadmap: From auditing current systems to piloting new architectures and selecting partners.

  • Agency benefits: Learn why this approach delivers agility, auditability, control—and why integration is easier than you think with the right tools.

"The prospect of harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks is already a concern, making the post-quantum cryptography transition an urgent priority."