Post-Quantum Cryptography
Mandated by 2030. Adversaries are harvesting your encrypted data today, waiting to decrypt it tomorrow. Get quantum-safe before the deadline locks you out.
The Challenge
Adversaries aren't waiting for a Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computer (CRQC) to be fully operational before they attack. They are siphoning your RSA-2048 and ECC encrypted traffic today, storing intellectual property, defense schematics, and M&A data in massive server farms. The second Shor's algorithm can run on scalable quantum hardware, your historical secrets are wide open. Meanwhile, a federal Executive Order mandates a transition to NIST-approved PQC for key establishment across federal High Value Assets by December 31, 2030, and the FAR Council is pushing that requirement down to all covered contractors. If you sell into the world's largest procurement market and aren't quantum-safe by 2030, you are locked out. The challenge is that you can't protect what you can't see: most enterprises have years of cryptographic debt buried in legacy Java apps, hardcoded IoT devices, and shadow IT.
What This Service Includes
Key Deliverables
- 01Complete Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) across your enterprise
- 02Prioritized cryptographic debt remediation roadmap
- 03Hybrid PQC/classical TLS 1.3 architecture design
- 04Network and infrastructure tuning recommendations for PQC key sizes
- 052030 federal mandate compliance readiness report
- 06Executive and board-level briefing on quantum risk and timeline
- 07Migration plan sequenced by risk, exposure, and system criticality
Who This Is For
Why Sonic Solutions
This takes grit, discipline, and a team that actually knows how to execute at the edge. Sonic Solutions doesn't just hand you a whitepaper on quantum risk. We build the actual Cryptographic Bill of Materials, architect the hybrid handshakes, and tune the network so your firewalls don't buckle under the new key sizes. If your board is finally asking how you plan to meet the 2030 cutoff and your current strategy is 'wait and see what our vendors do,' we need to talk.