aiqbench analysis
KPMG's Q-PREP framework provides a structured seven-step roadmap for organizations to inventory cryptographic assets and migrate to post-quantum cryptography before current encryption standards become vulnerable. By aligning PQC objectives with business goals and establishing continuous monitoring, the program addresses the immediate threat of quantum-enabled attacks to data security. This systematic approach transforms a complex infrastructure challenge into a manageable transition plan to ensure long-term resilience against future decryption risks.
KPMG’s Seven Steps Build Quantum Resilience for Businesses
KPMG’s Q-PREP program offers a seven-step roadmap for businesses to achieve quantum preparedness, safeguarding data against future attacks.
Organizations relying on widely-used encryption methods like the Rivest, Shamir, Adleman public-key cryptosystem and elliptic curve cryptography now face an immediate and growing threat as quantum computing rapidly advances. KPMG is responding with Q-PREP, a seven-step framework designed to guide businesses toward post-quantum cryptography (PQC) preparedness, rather than offering general recommendations. Delaying this transition, the firm warns, risks “catastrophic breaches and operational disruptions,” framing quantum security as…
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