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FedRAMP CR26 Cryptographic Module Requirements: What CSPs Need to Know 

The FedRAMP Consolidated Rules for 2026 (CR26) change more than vocabulary and certification mechanics. They make cryptography protecting federal...

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Configuring TLS for Post-Quantum Cryptography in Apache and NGINX

For most of the last two decades, configuring TLS on a web server meant choosing a certificate, picking a...

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ARM64 and FIPS 140-3: What We’re Seeing in Customer Deployments

Something has shifted in our customer conversations over the past several months. ARM64 used to come up occasionally. Now...

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Beyond the PQC Roadmap: What FINMA’s Quantum Guidance Really Says About Cryptographic Risk

The headline number from FINMA’s recent quantum computing survey is difficult to ignore: only 8% of the Swiss financial...

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FedRAMP CR26: Cryptography and PQC Readiness

FedRAMP is evolving—and the implications go well beyond changes to the authorization and certification process.

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Enabling FIPS-Compliant Cryptography in .NET Applications

.NET has become one of the most widely deployed application platforms in the enterprise, prized for its performance, its...

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Why PQC Protocol Validation Must Start Before Standards Are Final

The standardization of post-quantum algorithms such as ML-KEM and ML-DSA was a major milestone. But a standardized algorithm does...

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Bringing FIPS 140-3 Compliance to strongSwan with CryptoComply Core

At SafeLogic, we help software that already does its job well clear the last hurdle to regulated deployment: validated...

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SafeLogic Launches SafeLogic CPM to Accelerate the Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography

Organizations worldwide are moving from post-quantum cryptography planning to execution. But before teams can migrate vulnerable cryptography, they must...

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