About Post Quantum

India's platform for quantum technology awareness, migration readiness, and strategic resiliency planning.

Our Mission

Post Quantum exists to bridge the gap between quantum technology research and enterprise readiness. Quantum computers will fundamentally change the security landscape. Organisations that prepare now will be resilient. Those that wait will face compliance gaps, data exposure, and accelerating costs.

We provide structured, actionable information for senior leadership, CISOs, and technology decision-makers. Our platform covers India's National Quantum Mission roadmap, global PQC migration timelines, post-quantum algorithms, organisational readiness assessment, and learning paths designed for non-technical leaders.

What We Cover

Post Quantum covers the full spectrum of quantum technology as it relates to enterprise strategy and security:

  • Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC): NIST-standardised algorithms, migration strategies, and implementation guidance.
  • India's NQM Roadmap: The DST Task Force report, CII and enterprise migration timelines, certification framework.
  • Quantum Risk: Harvest Now Decrypt Later (HNDL) threats, cryptographic inventory, and risk assessment methodologies.
  • Global Landscape: Country-by-country PQC migration timelines, vendor readiness, and regulatory developments.
  • Quantum Key Distribution (QKD): Neutral assessment of QKD capabilities, limitations, and comparison with PQC.

Our Approach

All content is grounded in authoritative sources: NIST publications, the DST Task Force Report (February 2026), NCSC guidance, and peer-reviewed research. We present information neutrally and do not endorse specific vendors or products.

Our target audience is senior leadership. Content is written to be technically accurate but accessible to decision-makers who may not have deep cryptographic expertise. We use visual-first design, structured learning paths, and executive-ready frameworks.

Source and Attribution

India Roadmap content is based on "Implementation of Quantum Safe Ecosystem in India: Report of the Task Force" published by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, February 2026. This is a neutral perspective and does not reflect official positions of any government, organisation, or entity.