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This article focuses on the regulatory compliance and deployment strategy for post-quantum cryptography within federal infrastructure, specifically addressing the accelerated transition mandates set by Executive Order 14012. By integrating automated cryptographic discovery into existing firewall sensors, Palo Alto Networks offers a fiscally responsible path to meeting the 2030 deadline without requiring new hardware or agent installations.
Palo Alto Networks QSS secures FedRAMP approval for quantum-safe tools
Palo Alto Networks’ Quantum-Safe Security (QSS) received FedRAMP Moderate authorization, enabling agencies to swiftly deploy this Automated Cryptography Discovery and Inventory solution.
Federal agencies can now deploy quantum-safe defenses thanks to Palo Alto Networks achieving FedRAMP Moderate authorization for its Quantum-Safe Security (QSS) solution. This certification confirms QSS meets stringent security standards for sensitive data, enabling adoption of advanced technologies while addressing the December 31, 2030 deadline for transitioning key establishment to post-quantum cryptography. Palo Alto Networks uses existing firewalls as…
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