Guide your customers from discovery to a migration plan

PQC Maturity Model

Establish a cryptographic baseline

Post-quantum cryptography changes the algorithms organizations rely on for key establishment and digital signatures. Planning the transition requires an understanding of existing cryptographic use and the systems that depend on it.

Cryptoramic helps consultants build that starting point with their customers: discovered assets, cryptographic properties, and the context needed to investigate them.

Turn the inventory into a conversation

An algorithm name does not tell you the whole migration story. Work with application owners and partners to connect technical findings with data sensitivity, service criticality, vendor dependencies, and the practical ability to make changes.

1. Scope the assessment. Choose the systems and environments that will inform a useful first decision.
2. Discover and investigate. Establish observed cryptographic use and identify gaps that need further examination.
3. Agree priorities. Combine findings with business context and supplier plans.
4. Revisit the evidence. Assess again as systems and migration plans change.

Keep the next step practical

Start with one environment, one owner, and one question worth answering. Use that scope to demonstrate what the evidence can tell the customer and where further investigation is needed.

Customers can find a regional partner to discuss their assessment and migration priorities.

For broader migration guidance, see NIST’s post-quantum cryptography project.

Bring supplier maturity into the discussion

Use PKI Consortium PQCMM evidence to discuss readiness for the products and versions you depend on, with missing or stale reports visible. Explore Cryptoramic’s reporting views.