Qtonic Quantum Maps Out A 92-page Guide To Post-quantum Security

Qtonic Quantum has released “State of Quantum Cybersecurity | Q4 2026,” a detailed 92-page report designed to help organizations prepare for the coming shift to post-quantum cryptography. The report connects verifiable evidence to cryptographic discovery, assessment, and migration planning, offering a resource for identifying priorities and evaluating vendor readiness.

A supplier-neutral component includes six procurement clauses enterprise buyers can immediately integrate into vendor contracts. “A successful hybrid handshake answers one question about a system,” explains Eliot Jung, Vice Chairman, Cybersecurity at Qtonic Quantum, “It does not settle how that system authenticates the other party or what remains to be migrated.”

QStrike and QSolve Validate Risks & Direct Post-Quantum Migration Planning

Detailed operation timings across six post-quantum parameter sets and 6,000 valid cycles underpin the validation work detailed in Qtonic Quantum’s newly released report, demonstrating a level of granular research extending beyond theoretical discussion. These 18,000 operation timings, recorded as part of the “State of Quantum Cybersecurity | Q4 2026” report, provide a foundation for evaluating the performance characteristics of different post-quantum cryptographic algorithms under realistic conditions.