ICTK and Jiran Security Partner on Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration

Insider Brief

• South Korean quantum security company ICTK has signed an MoU with Jiran Security to jointly support post-quantum cryptography migration and cryptographic asset discovery.
• The Q-BRIDGE framework will cover cryptographic asset identification, quantum vulnerability analysis, post-quantum trust infrastructure, field validation and system migration.
• ICTK will provide PUF-based hardware security and PQC infrastructure, while Jiran Security will lead diagnostics, consulting, client engagement and business operations.

South Korean quantum security company ICTK (KOSDAQ: 456010) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with information security firm Jiran Security to jointly work on post-quantum cryptography migration and cryptographic asset discovery, Business Korea reported.

Jiran Security offers email, document, and mobile security solutions along with malware threat response, and counts more than 6,000 clients across South Korea’s public, financial, enterprise, and education sectors. The company’s proprietary Crypto Discovery platform evaluates an organization’s cryptographic assets and vulnerability exposure to support migration to post-quantum standards.

The partnership, named Q-BRIDGE, is intended to build a complete business model suited to the quantum computing era. The framework walks organizations through five stages: identifying cryptographic assets, analyzing quantum-related vulnerabilities, deploying trust infrastructure built on post-quantum cryptography, validating that infrastructure through field testing, and carrying out full system migration.