Post-Quantum Cryptography
Establish secure digital trust in a post-quantum world across people, devices, AI agents, and data. Entrust helps organizations protect long-lived information, maintain compliance, and prepare for the quantum era with crypto-agile solutions designed to evolve as standards and threats change.
Post-Quantum Protection for High-Impact Industries
Finance
Protect financial transactions, digital signatures, and long-lived records from “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks to preserve trust in high-value financial operations.
Government
Secure government-issued identities, classified systems, and citizen records from long-term cryptographic compromise, preserving national security and public trust.
Enterprise
Safeguard enterprise applications, digital identities, and long-lived data with crypto-agile controls designed for seamless transition to quantum-resistant standards.
Plan Your Post-Quantum Future
Entrust’s Cryptographic Center of Excellence helps organizations move from awareness to action on post-quantum readiness. Backed by active participation in NIST and IETF initiatives, the CryptoCoE combines deep cryptographic expertise with practical assessments to identify, inventory, and prioritize at-risk data and cryptographic assets.
Through PQ readiness assessments, tools, and direct access to Entrust experts, organizations gain clear, actionable guidance to accelerate crypto-agility maturity and plan a confident transition to quantum-safe security.
PQC Solutions: On-Prem or as a Service
Public Key Infrastructure
Issue, manage, and transition certificates with crypto-agile PKI built for the post-quantum era. Support hybrid certificates, evolving standards, and the long-term protection of identities, devices, and digital services.
Hardware Security Modules
Protect cryptographic keys with tamper-resistant, PQC-ready nShield HSMs. Secure key generation, storage, and operations while enabling a trusted foundation for post-quantum encryption and signing.
Cryptographic Security Platform
Establish a unified control plan for cryptographic security. CSP centralizes policy, visibility, and lifecycle management across PKI, HSMs, and cryptographic assets – enabling automation, compliance, and post-quantum readiness at scale.
Benefits of Entrust PQC
Establish Post-Quantum Trust
Provide users with a smooth, uninterrupted digital experience backed by long-term cryptographic security, ensuring confidence in data protection as quantum threats emerge.
Defend Against Future Decryption
Mitigate “harvest now, decrypt later” risk by preparing cryptographic systems today, before quantum threats can compromise long-lived encrypted data.
Enable Crypto-Agility at Scale
Adapt quickly as algorithms, standards, and threats evolve with flexible cryptographic controls that support seamless transitions to quantum-safe security at scale.
Stay Ahead of Regulatory Change
Align cryptographic strategies with evolving standards and compliance requirements, reducing audit risk and avoiding rushed, reactive post-quantum migrations.
Gain Visibility Into Cryptographic Risk
Identify and prioritize at-risk keys, certificates, and cryptographic assets to make informed decisions about where and how to begin PQC transitions.
Confidently Plan Your PQC Transition
Establish a clear, defensible roadmap for post-quantum migration that builds confidence with executives, boards, and security stakeholders.
Are You Ready for the Quantum Era?
Take this self-assessment to better understand your organization’s readiness for the quantum era. Identify gaps in cryptographic visibility, governance and agility – and gain clarity on where to prioritize action to strengthen crypto-agility maturity and prepare for emerging quantum threats.
Entrust Recognized as a Leader and Top Innovator in the ABI Research Enterprise PKI Vendor Report
Entrust was recognized as a Leader and top innovator in the ABI Research Enterprise PKI Vendor Report, ranking among the highest for both innovation and implementation.
The report highlights Entrust’s crypto-agile platform approach, post-quantum readiness, and ability to support complex, large-scale PKI environments across industries.
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Protecting Your Organization’s Most Critical Assets – Are You Sure You Are Post-Quantum Ready?
Check out our webinar to learn how organizations are implementing post-quantum cryptography.
FAQs
What is post-quantum cryptography?
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is a new generation of cryptographic algorithms designed to resist attacks from quantum computers. These algorithms protect data, applications, and transactions once quantum machines become powerful enough to break today’s standards like RSA and elliptic curve cryptography. Entrust helps enterprises prepare with assessments, discovery, management and automation tools, and PQ ready solutions such as PKI and HSMs that support the NIST standardized PQC algorithms.
How does PQC work?
PQC works by using complex mathematical problems that quantum computers cannot solve efficiently. Examples include lattice-based and multivariate cryptography. In addition to pure PQC, Entrust solutions support a hybrid approach, combining today’s algorithms with PQC so organizations can maintain backwards compatibility while testing and deploying quantum-safe methods. Our professional services offerings – such as our PQC Readiness Assessment - helps enterprises understand where PQC with their PQC strategy and implementation.
What are the different PQC encryption methods?
The leading methods being standardized by NIST include lattice-based, code-based, multivariate, and hash-based cryptography. Entrust has taken an active role in the IETF to define standards for hybrid methods, composite certificates and multi-key algorithms. This work ensures interoperability and that enterprises can adopt PQC without disruption, while gaining confidence that their systems will remain secure through the transition.
What is an example of a PQC implementation?
One example is the hybrid method which involves coupling traditional public key cryptography–RSA or ECC–alongside a PQC algorithm. This allows organizations to begin migration while maintaining backward compatibility. Entrust has proposed and published the only draft for a composite certificate (brings both together but within a single certificate) with the IETF, giving customers a proven roadmap to implement and test PQC in real-world systems.
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