EGNITE · Post-Quantum Security

Get ready before quantum computers break today's encryption

EGNITE's post-quantum readiness service checks the encryption on your public systems against the NIST post-quantum standards (FIPS 203, 204 and 205), scores it, and gives you a step-by-step migration roadmap. It is built for industrial companies whose technical data must stay confidential for years.

The risk

Today's public-key encryption (RSA, elliptic curves) is expected to be breakable by large quantum computers.

Harvest now, decrypt later

Traffic captured today can be decrypted once the hardware exists.

Long-lived data

Formulations, engineering IP, contracts and regulatory files often stay sensitive for a decade or more.

Slow migrations

Changing encryption touches suppliers, certificates and old systems, so it takes planning.

How it works

1. Probe

We test your public domains: protocol versions, cipher suites, key-exchange groups and certificate algorithms.

2. Score

Each endpoint gets a readiness grade against FIPS 203, 204 and 205, with the exact gaps listed.

3. Roadmap

A prioritised plan: what to switch first, which vendors to ask, and how to run hybrid encryption meanwhile.

What you receive

  • — Quantum readiness report for your critical domains
  • — Endpoint-by-endpoint scoring with fixes
  • — Prioritised migration roadmap with vendor questions
  • — NIST FIPS 203/204/205 checklist
  • — Short management briefing

Who it is for

Energy & utilitiesSpecialty chemicalsMinerals & miningIndustrial manufacturingCritical infrastructure

Questions

Why act before quantum computers exist?

Encrypted data can be recorded today and decrypted later ("harvest now, decrypt later"). Information that must stay confidential for many years is the first to protect.

Do we need to replace everything?

No. Most organisations start with hybrid encryption on their most exposed systems, then retire older algorithms step by step.

How do you measure readiness?

We probe your public endpoints for cipher suites, key-exchange groups and certificate algorithms, and score them against NIST FIPS 203, 204 and 205.

Is this included in OmniGEO plans?

Some OmniGEO plans include access to the quantum readiness scanner. The full assessment and roadmap are a separate service — contact us for scope and price.

Talk to us about a readiness check