Sectigo Launches Quantum Ready Platform for Post-Quantum Cryptography Planning

Sectigo has launched Sectigo Quantum Ready, a cryptographic discovery and risk assessment platform designed to help enterprises identify cryptographic assets and prepare for migration to post-quantum cryptography.

The launch marks Sectigo’s entry into the emerging Quantum Security Posture Management market. The platform maps cryptographic assets and their dependencies across enterprise environments, evaluates exposure to quantum-related risks and helps organizations prioritize systems for migration.

Sectigo Quantum Ready creates a Cryptographic Bill of Materials that identifies where cryptography is being used and which systems and services depend on it. The platform evaluates those assets using factors including business criticality, data sensitivity, technical dependencies and migration complexity.

“The hardest part of that transition is knowing where cryptography lives, what depends on it and how to change it without disrupting the business,” said Ian Hassard, chief product officer at Sectigo. “Sectigo Quantum Ready gives enterprises the visibility, context, and evidence needed to build a prioritized action plan for post-quantum readiness.”

The product forms part of Sectigo’s broader approach to Quantum Security Posture Management, which combines cryptographic discovery and risk prioritization with certificate lifecycle management. Sectigo Quantum Ready handles discovery and assessment, while the company’s Sectigo Certificate Manager platform provides automation and orchestration for implementing cryptographic changes.

The launch builds on Sectigo’s existing post-quantum initiatives, including Sectigo PQC Labs and private post-quantum cryptography capabilities within Sectigo Certificate Manager. The company is initially making Quantum Ready available through an early access program.

Scottsdale, Arizona-based Sectigo provides certificate lifecycle management and digital trust technology to more than 700,000 customers, including 65% of Fortune 500 companies.