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Continuous PQC Remediation Checklist

A practical checklist to help reduce post-quantum cryptographic risk as systems, vendors, and environments change.

 

PQC Risk is Now. Most Migrations are Behind.

Most organizations are beginning to think about post-quantum cryptography. Many have started discovery. Far fewer have operationalized remediation.

At the same time, environments continue to evolve — new applications, vendors, acquisitions, and architectural changes quietly reintroduce cryptographic risk.

Post-quantum readiness isn’t something you complete once. It’s something you operate continuously.

This checklist is designed to help organizations move from understanding where risk exists to reducing exposure over time, as change happens.

What’s Included in the Checklist

  • A control-based PQC remediation checklist designed for ongoing, repeatable use
  • A framework for addressing post-quantum risk as systems are built, changed, or acquired
  • A posture-driven approach that supports security, risk, and governance teams
  • A repeatable model that scales across industries, platforms, and architectures

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. Cryptographic risk exists today.

Organizations that make progress now aren’t waiting for perfect timelines — they’re establishing the controls and operating discipline needed to manage long-horizon cryptographic risk responsibly.

This checklist is designed to help teams do exactly that.

Who This Is For

This checklist is designed for security, technology, and risk leaders responsible for managing cryptographic risk in evolving environments.  It is intended to be run by security and architecture teams, while providing leadership with visibility into remediation posture and progress.