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The article focuses on Microsoft's practical testing of post-quantum cryptography interoperability with certificate authorities, addressing the critical challenge of integrating new standards into existing infrastructure. This initiative highlights that successful quantum readiness requires solving real-world operational constraints and cross-platform compatibility rather than just developing isolated algorithms. By involving multiple vendors early in a controlled pilot program, Microsoft aims to ensure the entire trust chain functions securely before widespread deployment.

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Microsoft puts post-quantum interoperability to a real-world test

SiliconANGLESeptember 17, 20263 min read

Post-quantum interoperability depends on more than whether individual algorithms work. As quantum readiness moves from planning to implementation, testing becomes the bridge between technical standards and deployable protections. Microsoft Corp. is bringing certificate authorities into that process. Readiness must begin with operational needs, according to Karina Sirota Goodley (pictured, right), senior security product manager at […] The post Microsoft puts post-quantum interoperability to a real-world test appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

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