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Continuous PQC Remediation Checklist
For financial institutions that need defensible risk reduction today.
PQC Risk is Now. Most Migrations are Behind.
Most financial institutions have begun post-quantum cryptography discovery. Far fewer can clearly explain how that discovery is translating into ongoing risk reduction.
While assessments are reviewed and roadmaps are debated, at risk environments continue to change — introducing new cryptographic exposure with every application release, vendor relationship, and infrastructure decision.
Post-quantum readiness is not a milestone to reach. It is an operational control that must function continuously.
This checklist helps security and technology leaders create an action plan that actively reduces post-quantum risk over time, rather than simply measuring it.
What’s Included in the Checklist
- A control-based PQC remediation checklist designed for large financial institutions
- A structure that supports audit, regulatory, and executive reporting
- A practical way to move from discovery into continuous remediation
- Guidance for managing hybrid cryptography, algorithm agility, and legacy constraints
- A repeatable model that scales as environments, teams, and vendors change
This is not a roadmap or a one-time assessment. It’s an operational checklist meant to be revisited and reused.

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Remediate as you go. Learn from outcomes. Adjust strategy. Repeat.
Post-quantum migration will take years. Risk accumulates today — and every quarter thereafter.
Financial institutions making progress now are not waiting for certainty — they are establishing the controls and operating discipline required to manage long-horizon cryptographic risk responsibly.
This checklist is designed to help leadership teams do exactly that.
Who This Is For
This checklist is designed for security and technology leaders responsible for ensuring post-quantum risk is actively managed across the organization. It is intended to be run by security and architecture teams, while providing leadership with clear visibility into remediation posture and progress.