Post-quantum infrastructure

Infrastructure for the Post-Quantum Transition

Quantum Future builds trust services, readiness solutions, and ecosystem infrastructure, supported by the operational foundations of QRL.

The Migration Is No Longer Theoretical

Post-quantum standards are ratified and migration timelines are set. Organisations holding long-lived data are already exposed to harvest-now-decrypt-later, where encrypted data captured today is stored for future decryption once sufficiently capable quantum computers exist.

  • Ratified Standards

    Post-quantum cryptography standards formally ratified by NIST.

    FIPS 203, 204, 205 (2024)

  • Set Timelines

    Migration guidance is published and deadlines are set for critical systems.

    NIST IR 8547; CNSA 2.0 from 2027

  • Present Risk

    Affects data that must stay confidential for years.

    Harvest-now-decrypt-later

Built on Operational Post-Quantum Infrastructure

QRL provides a post-quantum foundation beneath important parts of the Quantum Future offering. Built post-quantum from the beginning and operational since 2018, it gives QFL a live infrastructure base rather than a purely theoretical starting point.

Discovery & Risk AssessmentStrategic Post-Quantum AdvisoryPost-Quantum Attestation Service (PQAS)

Credibility You Can Verify

Our work is grounded in published standards and a protocol with a real operating history. We name the cryptography we reference, the standards we align to, and the boundary between Die QRL Stiftung's protocol stewardship and QFL's commercial work.

  • Named Cryptography

    XMSS, ML-DSA, ML-KEM, SLH-DSA, referenced explicitly.

  • Aligned to Standards

    Discovery is structured against FIPS 203/204/205; NIST SP 800-208; NIST IR 8547; CNSA 2.0

  • Clear Governance

    Die QRL Stiftung supports the protocol; QFL is the independent commercial entity.

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