QuSecure Demonstrates Post-Quantum Security for U.S. Army at Project Convergence

Insider Brief

• QuSecure demonstrated its QuProtect R3 post-quantum cryptography platform on U.S. Army tactical mission systems during Project Convergence Capstone 6 (PCC6).
• The company said QuProtect R3 achieved Technical Readiness Level 7 after operating in live-force tactical conditions at the Army exercise.
• The demonstration included quantum-resistant communications, cryptographic agility, and cryptographic discovery and inventory capabilities for Army tactical networks.

PRESS RELEASE — QuSecure™, Inc., a leader in post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and cryptographic agility, today announced it demonstrated operational readiness at Project Convergence Capstone 6 (PCC6), the capstone event for Army Transformation and Training Command (T2COM). At the event, QuSecure’s flagship PQC product, QuProtect R3, successfully provided quantum-resistant communications, cryptographic agility, and cryptographic discovery and inventory for Army tactical mission systems. The achievement comes as federal agencies operate under binding deadlines in Executive Order 14412, signed June 22, requiring PQC migration by 2030-2031.

Hosted annually by the U.S. Army at the National Training Center (NTC) at Fort Irwin, PCC6 is a live experiment featuring thousands of soldiers conducting maneuvers and mission threads to test future concepts, capabilities and formations for the Army, Joint Force, and Multinational allies and partners. PCC6 brings together a diverse range of warfighting systems and personnel to enhance lethality, agility, and survivability through the integration of emerging technologies, enabling effective deterrence and, when necessary, decisive action against potential adversaries.