Know what must change
PQC Readiness Assessment
Create a defensible cryptographic inventory, prioritize quantum exposure, and leave with an evidence-backed migration roadmap.
Best forCISOs, security architects, risk leaders, and technology owners preparing a funded PQC programme.
FormatScoped engagement
Commercial modelFixed scope and written quotation after a no-cost scoping call
Decision outcomes
What this engagement is designed to answer
The engagement succeeds when the named owners can make and defend the next decision.
A single inventory of cryptographic assets and dependencies in the agreed scope
Risk-ranked exposure across data lifetime, algorithm use, custody, and interoperability
A practical migration backlog grouped into near-term, transition, and target-state actions
An executive decision brief and technical evidence pack
Delivery
What you receive
Final scope and acceptance criteria are captured in the written order form.
01Scope and evidence-boundary statement
02Cryptographic inventory and CBOM export
03PQC readiness and dependency analysis
04Prioritized remediation roadmap
05Executive and technical readout
Evidence boundary
Prerequisites and exclusions
These boundaries protect both the buyer and QNSI from treating a scoped engineering engagement as proof it cannot provide.
Prerequisites
- Named executive and technical owners
- Access to the agreed repositories, environments, or exported evidence
- Approval for non-destructive discovery in the assessment scope
Not automatically included
- Legal or regulatory opinion
- Independent certification or penetration testing
- Production migration unless separately ordered