SoK: Post-Quantum Cryptography Implementation in Software: Approaches, Challenges and the PQC-HOT Framework
A systematisation of PQC software implementation introduces the PQC-HOT framework, giving enterprises a structured way to evaluate quantum-readiness gaps before migration deadlines tighten.
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arXiv:2606.04669v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Achieving quantum resilience in software systems is increasingly critical as quantum computing threatens conventional cryptographic mechanisms. One approach to achieving quantum resilience is implementing software systems with Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) mechanisms. However, developers and organisations face significant challenges in integrating PQC into real world systems due to implementation complexity, limited expertise, and insufficie
Editorial Analysis
With EU agencies pushing crypto-agility timelines, enterprises need structured assessment tools to avoid costly ad-hoc PQC migrations.
Initiate a PQC readiness assessment using the PQC-HOT framework and integrate findings into your cryptographic inventory.
A new academic framework helps enterprises systematically evaluate their readiness for the post-quantum cryptography transition.
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