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Post-Quantum (legal entity PQ Solutions Limited) is a London-headquartered private cybersecurity firm founded in 2009 as the first company globally with sole focus on post-quantum cryptography. It develops and commercializes the Quantum Safe Platform, a modular suite spanning Identity Protection (Nomidio multi-factor biometric authentication and Quorum approval-as-a-service), Hybrid PQ VPN (implementing the IETF RFC9370 standard authored by the company), Quantum-Safe Messaging, and the Classic McEliece algorithm — the sole remaining code-based NIST Round 4 finalist with a 47-year security track record. Its crypto-agile architecture combines code-based post-quantum cryptography with hybrid classical-quantum designs to defend against 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' attacks across data-in-transit, identity, and messaging surfaces.

The company sells to defense, government, and financial services organizations via enterprise field sales and a flagship co-development partnership with Czech defense integrator STV Group, with deployments protecting NATO Cyber Security Centre communications and a March 2026 world's first quantum-safe drone trial at STV's Czech testing facility. Revenue mechanics are subscription-based multi-year contracts delivered as direct enterprise deployments and integrator-licensed defense solutions; pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The firm holds ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certifications, has raised approximately $11.2M in disclosed equity across 2013-2022 (including a $10.3M Series 2 in 2016 from AM Partners and VMS Asset Management), and operates with 11-50 employees serving Europe and NATO-allied geographies.

Its go-to-market combines thought-leadership-driven demand generation (the company coined the now-influential 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' terminology that shaped the 2022 US Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act) with bespoke technical consultation and standards-body engagement. Customers are concentrated in verticals with long data-confidentiality requirements — defense, government, financial services, and emerging critical infrastructure use cases (SCADA, smart grid) — where intercepted data could be decrypted decades in the future. The company has no public listing, no disclosed institutional investors beyond the 2016 Series 2 and 2022 Outlier/Outrun participation, and operates under founder/management ownership.

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Post-Quantum (PQ Solutions Limited) is a London-based private cryptography firm founded in 2009 that builds post-quantum cybersecurity solutions — Hybrid PQ VPN, Identity Protection, and Quantum-Safe Messaging — based on the Classic McEliece NIST Round 4 finalist algorithm, sold to defense, government, and financial services organizations.

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post-quantum cryptography, quantum-safe encryption, hybrid PQ VPN, quantum-safe identity, crypto-agile security
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1Quantum-Safe Cryptographic Algorithms & Protocols (PQC)
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2Quantum-Safe Secure Messaging & Data-in-Transit Protection
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3Quantum-Safe Data-at-Rest Protection (Storage/Database/File Encryption)
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4Quantum-Safe Identity, Authentication & Digital Signatures
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5Quantum Security (PQC/QKD) Training & Readiness Services
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  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services5415
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Cybersecurity / Post-Quantum Cryptography Software
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1Quantum-Safe Platform Subscriptions
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Subscription-based access to quantum-safe cryptographic solutions including identity protection, hybrid PQ VPN, and quantum-safe messaging. Platform components can be implemented individually or in combination, with enterprise deployment and management capabilities.

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1Enterprise platform with modular components for quantum-safe security
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Quote-based / Not publicly disclosed. Consultation required for tailored security solutions.

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1Nomidio
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Multi-factor biometric authentication platform for quantum-safe identity protection.

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Post-Quantum develops and sells a unified Quantum-Safe Platform combining identity protection (biometric authentication and approval workflows), Hybrid PQ VPN (RFC9370-compliant network connectivity), and Quantum-Safe Messaging (end-to-end encrypted communications), all built on the Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptographic algorithm. The platform is targeted at defense, government, financial services, and critical infrastructure organizations that require long-term data confidentiality against current and future quantum computing threats.

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  • Multi-year partnership deployed protecting NATO communications
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Post-Quantum offers a unified Quantum Safe Platform with three integrated modules: Identity Protection (featuring Nomidio biometric authentication and Quorum approval-as-a-service), Hybrid PQ VPN (implementing RFC9370 for quantum-safe network connectivity), and Quantum-Safe Messaging (end-to-end encrypted communications). The platform is built on the Classic McEliece cryptographic algorithm, a NIST Round 4 finalist with a 47-year security track record. All solutions are production-ready, deployed in NATO environments and active conflict zones, with crypto-agile architecture enabling rapid updates as standards evolve.

Product and service5 records
1Quantum Safe Platform
CategoryQuantum-safe cybersecurity platform
Description

Comprehensive quantum-safe cybersecurity platform providing end-to-end protection through modular software solutions for defense, government, and financial services organizations requiring protection against current threats and future quantum attacks. Deployed in NATO environments and active conflict zones.

2Identity Protection
CategoryIdentity and access management
Description

Quantum-safe authentication and access management combining multi-factor biometric authentication (Nomidio) with post-quantum cryptographic protocols and approval-as-a-service workflow technology (Quorum) to ensure only authorized users access sensitive systems.

3Hybrid PQ VPN
CategoryNetwork security software
Description

Quantum-safe virtual private network securing data-in-transit from both traditional and quantum attacks via RFC9370 implementation. Interoperable with any partner encryption solution and deployed in NATO production networks.

4Quantum-Safe Messaging
CategorySecure communications software
Description

End-to-end encrypted messaging application providing quantum-safe protection for conversations and stored message archives, including enterprise deployment and management capabilities.

5Classic McEliece
CategoryCryptographic algorithm
Description

NIST Round 4 finalist cryptographic algorithm in the code-based category with a 47-year security track record. Code-based approach deliberately introduces errors into encryption, producing outputs that are never the same, preventing quantum computers from exploiting patterns during brute-force attacks.

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Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-04
Description

Strategic licensing and co-development partnership with STV Group, a Czech-based European defence technology integrator. The partnership incorporates quantum-resistant encryption into STV's defence products, securing communications against future quantum computing threats. The partnership achieved world's first quantum-safe drone trial in March 2026 at STV's weapons testing facility in Czech Republic, with phased deployment planned across European and allied defence programs.

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Multi-year partnership protecting NATO alliance communications against quantum threats. Trusted by NATO Cyber Security Centre for operational security with deployments protecting alliance communications.

3Post-Quantum Tek
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Post-Quantum Tek (separate company) developed High-Speed Optical Switch technology through University of Arizona Research. Not related to the Post-Quantum company covered in this analysis.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Canada-based PQC company offering quantum-safe hardware security modules and cryptographic infrastructure. Comparable in providing quantum-safe identity, authentication, and encryption solutions to enterprise and government customers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major internet infrastructure provider that has deployed post-quantum encryption across its network. Comparable as a PQC deployment but offers it as part of a much broader CDN and security platform rather than as a standalone enterprise product.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based post-quantum cybersecurity company offering quantum-resistant encryption, secure communications, and crypto-agile solutions. Comparable in offering enterprise quantum-safe communications and migration services to defense and government customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canada-based PQC company providing quantum-safe cryptographic solutions and migration tools for enterprise and government. Comparable in providing crypto-agile solutions with focus on standards-based algorithms and enterprise transition support.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Amazon Web Services' cryptography services including post-quantum support in its cloud security portfolio. Comparable in offering PQC capabilities but bundled into a much larger cloud and security ecosystem with massive scale.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Swiss-based quantum cryptography company specializing in quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum-safe network solutions. Comparable in the quantum-safe security space but differentiated by QKD focus rather than pure PQC software.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based post-quantum cryptography company providing hardware and software PQC solutions for connected devices and enterprise systems. Directly comparable as a PQC-focused competitor with similar product breadth across algorithms, identity, and network security.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based enterprise quantum and AI company offering post-quantum cryptography solutions alongside other quantum sensing and AI security products. Comparable in PQC enterprise offerings but with broader scope and significantly more funding.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

IBM's post-quantum cryptography initiative providing quantum-safe services, tools, and consulting as part of its broader enterprise security portfolio. Comparable as a PQC provider but competes from a much larger platform with extensive R&D resources.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

European IT services company with quantum-safe cybersecurity offerings including quantum-resistant cryptography and consulting. Comparable in serving European defense and enterprise customers with PQC transition services, though from a much larger IT services base.

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Post-Quantum

Cybersecurity / Post-Quantum Cryptography Softwarepost-quantum.com

Post-Quantum (PQ Solutions Limited) is a London-based private cryptography firm founded in 2009 that builds post-quantum cybersecurity solutions — Hybrid PQ VPN, Identity Protection, and Quantum-Safe Messaging — based on the Classic McEliece NIST Round 4 finalist algorithm, sold to defense, government, and financial services organizations.

What Post-Quantum does

Post-Quantum (legal entity PQ Solutions Limited) is a London-headquartered private cybersecurity firm founded in 2009 as the first company globally with sole focus on post-quantum cryptography. It develops and commercializes the Quantum Safe Platform, a modular suite spanning Identity Protection (Nomidio multi-factor biometric authentication and Quorum approval-as-a-service), Hybrid PQ VPN (implementing the IETF RFC9370 standard authored by the company), Quantum-Safe Messaging, and the Classic McEliece algorithm — the sole remaining code-based NIST Round 4 finalist with a 47-year security track record. Its crypto-agile architecture combines code-based post-quantum cryptography with hybrid classical-quantum designs to defend against 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' attacks across data-in-transit, identity, and messaging surfaces.

The company sells to defense, government, and financial services organizations via enterprise field sales and a flagship co-development partnership with Czech defense integrator STV Group, with deployments protecting NATO Cyber Security Centre communications and a March 2026 world's first quantum-safe drone trial at STV's Czech testing facility. Revenue mechanics are subscription-based multi-year contracts delivered as direct enterprise deployments and integrator-licensed defense solutions; pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. The firm holds ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certifications, has raised approximately $11.2M in disclosed equity across 2013-2022 (including a $10.3M Series 2 in 2016 from AM Partners and VMS Asset Management), and operates with 11-50 employees serving Europe and NATO-allied geographies.

Its go-to-market combines thought-leadership-driven demand generation (the company coined the now-influential 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' terminology that shaped the 2022 US Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act) with bespoke technical consultation and standards-body engagement. Customers are concentrated in verticals with long data-confidentiality requirements — defense, government, financial services, and emerging critical infrastructure use cases (SCADA, smart grid) — where intercepted data could be decrypted decades in the future. The company has no public listing, no disclosed institutional investors beyond the 2016 Series 2 and 2022 Outlier/Outrun participation, and operates under founder/management ownership.

Post-Quantum firmographics

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Name
Post-Quantum
Legal name
PQ Solutions Limited
Website
https://post-quantum.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2009
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Post-Quantum (PQ Solutions Limited) is a London-based private cryptography firm founded in 2009 that builds post-quantum cybersecurity solutions — Hybrid PQ VPN, Identity Protection, and Quantum-Safe Messaging — based on the Classic McEliece NIST Round 4 finalist algorithm, sold to defense, government, and financial services organizations.
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Post-Quantum industry classification

Industry
Product category
Cybersecurity / Post-Quantum Cryptography Software
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Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151), Computer Systems Design and Related Services (5415)
akta.pro primary industry
Quantum-Safe Cryptographic Algorithms & Protocols (PQC) (HDAGAGAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Quantum-Safe Secure Messaging & Data-in-Transit Protection (HDAGAGAH), Quantum-Safe Data-at-Rest Protection (Storage/Database/File Encryption) (HDAGAGAI), Quantum-Safe Identity, Authentication & Digital Signatures (HDAGAGAG), Quantum Security (PQC/QKD) Training & Readiness Services (HDAGALAG)

Keywords

  • Post-quantum cryptography
  • Quantum-safe encryption
  • Hybrid PQ VPN
  • Quantum-safe identity
  • Crypto-agile security

Where Post-Quantum is headquartered

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London
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Europe

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Software
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Quantum-Safe Platform Subscriptions: Subscription-based access to quantum-safe cryptographic solutions including identity protection, hybrid PQ VPN, and quantum-safe messaging. Platform components can be implemented individually or in combination, with enterprise deployment and management capabilities.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMulti-year contractEnterprise platform with modular components for quantum-safe security

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Post-Quantum product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Post-Quantum develops and sells a unified Quantum-Safe Platform combining identity protection (biometric authentication and approval workflows), Hybrid PQ VPN (RFC9370-compliant network connectivity), and Quantum-Safe Messaging (end-to-end encrypted communications), all built on the Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptographic algorithm. The platform is targeted at defense, government, financial services, and critical infrastructure organizations that require long-term data confidentiality against current and future quantum computing threats.

Product overview

Post-Quantum offers a unified Quantum Safe Platform with three integrated modules: Identity Protection (featuring Nomidio biometric authentication and Quorum approval-as-a-service), Hybrid PQ VPN (implementing RFC9370 for quantum-safe network connectivity), and Quantum-Safe Messaging (end-to-end encrypted communications). The platform is built on the Classic McEliece cryptographic algorithm, a NIST Round 4 finalist with a 47-year security track record. All solutions are production-ready, deployed in NATO environments and active conflict zones, with crypto-agile architecture enabling rapid updates as standards evolve.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Nomidio: Multi-factor biometric authentication platform for quantum-safe identity protection.
  • Quorum
  • Classic McEliece

Products and services

  • Quantum Safe Platform Comprehensive quantum-safe cybersecurity platform providing end-to-end protection through modular software solutions for defense, government, and financial services organizations requiring protection against current threats and future quantum attacks. Deployed in NATO environments and active conflict zones.
  • Identity Protection Quantum-safe authentication and access management combining multi-factor biometric authentication (Nomidio) with post-quantum cryptographic protocols and approval-as-a-service workflow technology (Quorum) to ensure only authorized users access sensitive systems.
  • Hybrid PQ VPN Quantum-safe virtual private network securing data-in-transit from both traditional and quantum attacks via RFC9370 implementation. Interoperable with any partner encryption solution and deployed in NATO production networks.
  • Quantum-Safe Messaging End-to-end encrypted messaging application providing quantum-safe protection for conversations and stored message archives, including enterprise deployment and management capabilities.
  • Classic McEliece NIST Round 4 finalist cryptographic algorithm in the code-based category with a 47-year security track record. Code-based approach deliberately introduces errors into encryption, producing outputs that are never the same, preventing quantum computers from exploiting patterns during brute-force attacks.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Multi-year partnership deployed protecting NATO communications
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Post-Quantum

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Post-Quantum partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

  • STV GroupflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 November 2025Strategic licensing and co-development partnership with STV Group, a Czech-based European defence technology integrator. The partnership incorporates quantum-resistant encryption into STV's defence products, securing communications against future quantum computing threats. The partnership achieved world's first quantum-safe drone trial in March 2026 at STV's weapons testing facility in Czech Republic, with phased deployment planned across European and allied defence programs.
  • NATO Cyber Security CentrecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMulti-year partnership protecting NATO alliance communications against quantum threats. Trusted by NATO Cyber Security Centre for operational security with deployments protecting alliance communications.
  • Post-Quantum TekminorOthersPost-Quantum Tek (separate company) developed High-Speed Optical Switch technology through University of Arizona Research. Not related to the Post-Quantum company covered in this analysis.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Post-Quantum competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Crypto4A Technologies: Canada-based PQC company offering quantum-safe hardware security modules and cryptographic infrastructure. Comparable in providing quantum-safe identity, authentication, and encryption solutions to enterprise and government customers.
  • QuSecure: US-based post-quantum cybersecurity company offering quantum-resistant encryption, secure communications, and crypto-agile solutions. Comparable in offering enterprise quantum-safe communications and migration services to defense and government customers.
  • ISARA Corporation: Canada-based PQC company providing quantum-safe cryptographic solutions and migration tools for enterprise and government. Comparable in providing crypto-agile solutions with focus on standards-based algorithms and enterprise transition support.
  • PQShield: UK-based post-quantum cryptography company providing hardware and software PQC solutions for connected devices and enterprise systems. Directly comparable as a PQC-focused competitor with similar product breadth across algorithms, identity, and network security.

Broad incumbents

  • Cloudflare: Major internet infrastructure provider that has deployed post-quantum encryption across its network. Comparable as a PQC deployment but offers it as part of a much broader CDN and security platform rather than as a standalone enterprise product.
  • AWS Cryptography: Amazon Web Services' cryptography services including post-quantum support in its cloud security portfolio. Comparable in offering PQC capabilities but bundled into a much larger cloud and security ecosystem with massive scale.
  • IBM Quantum Safe: IBM's post-quantum cryptography initiative providing quantum-safe services, tools, and consulting as part of its broader enterprise security portfolio. Comparable as a PQC provider but competes from a much larger platform with extensive R&D resources.
  • Atos Quantum: European IT services company with quantum-safe cybersecurity offerings including quantum-resistant cryptography and consulting. Comparable in serving European defense and enterprise customers with PQC transition services, though from a much larger IT services base.

Emerging players

  • ID Quantique: Swiss-based quantum cryptography company specializing in quantum key distribution (QKD) and quantum-safe network solutions. Comparable in the quantum-safe security space but differentiated by QKD focus rather than pure PQC software.
  • SandboxAQ: US-based enterprise quantum and AI company offering post-quantum cryptography solutions alongside other quantum sensing and AI security products. Comparable in PQC enterprise offerings but with broader scope and significantly more funding.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles4 records

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Investors5 records

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Post-Quantum M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Post-Quantum

What does Post-Quantum do?

Post-Quantum develops and sells a unified Quantum-Safe Platform combining identity protection (biometric authentication and approval workflows), Hybrid PQ VPN (RFC9370-compliant network connectivity), and Quantum-Safe Messaging (end-to-end encrypted communications), all built on the Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptographic algorithm. The platform is targeted at defense, government, financial services, and critical infrastructure organizations that require long-term data confidentiality against current and future quantum computing threats.

Is Post-Quantum a public or private company?

Post-Quantum is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Post-Quantum founded?

Post-Quantum was founded in 2009. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Post-Quantum based?

Post-Quantum is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Post-Quantum make money?

One revenue line is on record: quantum-Safe Platform Subscriptions.

Who are Post-Quantum's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Crypto4A Technologies, QuSecure, ISARA Corporation and PQShield. Broad incumbents are Cloudflare, AWS Cryptography, IBM Quantum Safe and Atos Quantum. Emerging players are ID Quantique and SandboxAQ.

Does Post-Quantum have an API?

No public API is recorded for Post-Quantum.

What industry is Post-Quantum in?

Post-Quantum's product category is Cybersecurity / Post-Quantum Cryptography Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDAGAGAC, Quantum-Safe Cryptographic Algorithms & Protocols (PQC), with a secondary code of HDAGAGAH, Quantum-Safe Secure Messaging & Data-in-Transit Protection. Its NAICS code is 54151.

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Quasa is a metaverse that unites peopleClassic McEliece ISO Standardization for PQC EncryptionClassic McEliece has been incorporated into the ISO/IEC 18033-2 standard through its 2026 amendment, becoming the first global ISO approval for a post-quantum cryptography algorithm. This milestone enables organizations across ISO member states to reference a common specification for code-based encryption addressing quantum computing risks to long-shelf-life data. The standardization includes four main parameter sets and builds on prior national endorsements from Germany's BSI and the Dutch NCSC.IndustrialcyberPost-Quantum’s Classic McEliece becomes first post-quantum cryptography algorithm to achieve global ISO standardizationPost-Quantum announced that its Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptography algorithm has been incorporated into the ISO standard for asymmetric ciphers (ISO/IEC 18033-2), making it the first PQC algorithm to achieve global ISO standardization and available to organizations across 177 ISO member states. The milestone enables governments and enterprises to adopt quantum-safe encryption to protect sensitive data against future quantum computer attacks and the growing 'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' threat. Google recently used AI to optimize Shor's algorithm, reducing the qubits required to break current encryption, leading experts to estimate Q-Day could arrive within three years.Quantum ZeitgeistPost-Quantum’s Algorithm Meets ISO Standard to Thwart HNDL AttacksPost-Quantum's Classic McEliece algorithm has been included in the ISO/IEC 18033-2 international standard for asymmetric ciphers, enabling adoption by organizations across 177 ISO member states. The accelerated threat timeline is driven by advancements in quantum computing, including Google's application of AI to optimize Shor's algorithm, which has reduced the physical qubit count needed to compromise encryption. The algorithm, based on Professor Robert McEliece's 1978 cryptosystem, has remained unbroken since the 1970s and is positioned as a leading post-quantum cryptography solution against "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" threats.ThequantuminsiderISO Standardizes Classic McEliece for Quantum-Resistant EncryptionThe International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has included the Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptography algorithm in its ISO/IEC 18033-2 standard for asymmetric ciphers, following a successful vote by independent technical experts from ISO's 177 member states. The algorithm, pioneered by UK cybersecurity company Post-Quantum in collaboration with cryptographers and building on Professor Robert McEliece's original 1978 cryptosystem, is designed to protect communications and sensitive data against future quantum computer attacks. Through its partnership with Czech defence manufacturer STV Group, Post-Quantum recently demonstrated the first battlefield-ready quantum-safe drones operating in challenging environments, validating the algorithm's real-world viability.Joplin GlobePost-Quantum’s Algorithm - Classic McEliece - Achieves Global ISO Standardization to Protect the World From Quantum Cyber Attack | National Business | joplinglobe.comThe International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has standardised Classic McEliece, a post-quantum cryptography algorithm developed by UK-based Post-Quantum, as part of its asymmetric cipher standard ISO/IEC 18033-2. The algorithm, which uses error-correcting codes and builds on a 1978 cryptosystem by Professor Robert McEliece, has been recommended by Germany's BSI and the Dutch NCSC, and is recognised by the cryptographic community as the most secure PQC algorithm available. Through its partnership with Czech defence manufacturer STV Group, Post-Quantum recently demonstrated the first battlefield-ready quantum-safe drones operating in challenging environments, validating the algorithm's practical deployment despite its large key size.ITWebPost-Quantum’s Algorithm - Classic McEliece - Achieves Global ISO Standardization to Protect the World From Quantum Cyber AttackThe International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has included the Classic McEliece post-quantum cryptography algorithm as part of its standard for Asymmetric Ciphers (ISO/IEC 18033-2), making it the first PQC algorithm to achieve global standardization. The algorithm, pioneered by UK cybersecurity company Post-Quantum in collaboration with prominent cryptographers, uses error-correcting codes to protect communications from both classical and quantum computer attacks. Experts estimate that advances in AI-optimized Shor's algorithm could render current encryption vulnerable within three years, driving urgency for organizations across ISO's 177 member states to adopt quantum-safe solutions.FinancialContent Business PagePost-Quantum’s Algorithm - Classic McEliece - Achieves Global ISO Standardization to Protect the World From Quantum Cyber AttackThe International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) has included the Classic McEliece encryption algorithm in its standard for Asymmetric Ciphers (ISO/IEC 18033-2), making it the first post-quantum cryptography algorithm to achieve global ISO standardization. The algorithm, developed by UK cybersecurity company Post-Quantum in collaboration with academic cryptographers, is designed to protect communications from quantum computer attacks and is already recommended by Germany and the Netherlands. Post-Quantum has partnered with Czech defence manufacturer STV Group to demonstrate real-world deployment, including the world's first battlefield-ready quantum-safe drones, while also testing the technology with NATO.AETOSWireAchieves Global ISO Standardization to Protect the World From Quantum Cybe...ISO/IEC 18033-2 now includes the Classic McEliece algorithm as a standard for asymmetric ciphers, enabling interoperable quantum-safe encryption. Post-Quantum, which pioneered the algorithm, demonstrated its first airborne deployment with STV Group, testing quantum-safe drones in denied environments. The standardization aims to accelerate adoption of quantum-safe encryption globally.TechBullionTop 5 Vendors for Best Ethereum Post-Quantum Security ServicesGoogle researchers reported in March 2026 that breaking Ethereum's encryption requires twenty times fewer qubits than previously estimated, accelerating concerns that Q-Day could arrive within the decade. The Ethereum Foundation responded by forming a Post-Quantum team in January 2026 with a seven-figure budget to embed lattice-based signatures into the protocol by 2029, though that timeline leaves a gap during which attackers could harvest encrypted data for later decryption. The article profiles five vendors—Project Eleven, QuSecure, Post-Quantum, PQShield, and SandboxAQ—offering interim post-quantum cryptography solutions for Ethereum wallets, nodes, and custodians until protocol-level upgrades arrive.Quantum ZeitgeistPost-Quantum Cryptography CompaniesThis article serves as a comprehensive working guide to post-quantum cryptography (PQC), covering the threat model of harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks, NIST's finalized FIPS standards (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA), and the vendor landscape of eight pure-play PQC companies plus major integrators. The article identifies that major infrastructure providers Cloudflare and Google have both publicly committed to 2029 deadlines for full post-quantum migration, while Apple and Signal have already shipped PQC messaging protocols to roughly 2 billion endpoints combined. NIST targets 2035 for deprecating quantum-vulnerable algorithms, though high-risk sectors (defence, finance, government archives) are expected to migrate significantly earlier.