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Project Eleven's Strongpoint custody platform pairs classical and post-quantum signatures and separates approval workflows from the signing layer, so algorithm migrations don't disrupt compliance. The partnership's real test is whether insurers can turn audited PQC controls into concrete underwriting criteria. Readers should watch for the specific evaluation metrics and whether they become industry standards, since the exposed-public-key risk on ECDSA and Ed25519 chains is well understood but migration timelines remain uneven.
Project Eleven and Relm Insurance Partner to Introduce Post-Quantum Security Metrics into Digital Asset Underwriting
Project Eleven and Relm Insurance are partnering to integrate post-quantum security metrics into digital asset insurance underwriting. This collaboration aims to assess how an institution's post-quantum cryptographic controls can influence insurance policy pricing. The goal is to incentivize early migration to quantum-resilient security by offering tailored terms and preferential risk assessments to institutions that implement audited post-quantum defenses. The post Project Eleven and Relm Insurance Partner to Introduce Post-Quantum Security Metrics into Digital Asset Underwriting appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Post-quantum cybersecurity venture Project Eleven has entered into a development partnership with Bermuda-domiciled specialty carrier Relm Insurance to examine how an institution’s post-quantum cryptographic controls can be incorporated into digital asset insurance underwriting and policy pricing.…
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