G7 urges organizations to prepare for quantum cyber threats
The G7 and CISA jointly urge organisations to begin post-quantum cryptography migration now — effectively setting the global policy clock for harvest-now-decrypt-later defence.
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In a joint advisory released Thursday, the G7 Cyber Security Working Group and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, CISA, said organizations should begin moving to post-quantum cryptography now.
Editorial Analysis
A G7-level call to action on PQC will likely feed into NIS2 and DORA technical standards; organisations that delay cryptographic inventory and migration planning face growing regulatory and security risk.
Launch a cryptographic-asset inventory and evaluate NIST PQC algorithms for integration into your PKI and TLS infrastructure.
G7 nations are urging immediate preparation for quantum-era cryptography — we need a migration roadmap to protect long-lived secrets.
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