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Raj Chanian shared thisRaj Chanian shared thisWhat a difference eight years can make. Since Logiq was founded in 2018, we’ve grown from a small cyber security consultancy into a team of more than 235 people, working across some of the UK’s most complex and sensitive environments. We’ve helped reshape cyber delivery across Defence, government and other regulated sectors. We’ve built and grown the DISX family of secure solutions, played a leading role in the delivery of Secure by Design, expanded our capabilities across cyber and technology, and built a business trusted to support organisations where security is everything. There have been some significant milestones along the way. Investment from Phoenix Equity Partners in 2023 helped us accelerate our growth, and earlier this year we welcomed our Savient Limited - A Logiq Company colleagues into Logiq, bringing together two highly complementary teams and broadening what we can offer our customers. Today, however, marks the biggest milestone in our journey so far as we’re incredibly proud to announce that Logiq has been acquired by IBM. https://lnkd.in/ey8DcHWJ Becoming part of IBM opens up an incredible opportunity to build on what has made Logiq successful: our people, our expertise, our culture and our focus on solving difficult problems for our customers – now with the scale and capability of one of the world’s leading technology companies behind us. We’re enormously proud of how far Logiq has come, and grateful to every colleague, customer and partner who has played a part in getting us here. We can’t wait to see where we go next. James Morgan, James Walker, Robert Guegan, Rich Forder, Rhodri Arrowsmith, Mark Hughes, Georgi Cohen #IBM #Logiq #CyberSecurity #DigitalTransformation #SecureByDesign --- Press Release: https://lnkd.in/ey8DcHWJ
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Raj Chanian shared thisIn his essay, called We Must Pace the Frontier and made public on Saturday, Amodei proposed a three-point plan that includes independent monitoring of AI models as they are developed, industry-wide regulation and global regulation. As his proposal made the rounds, even competitors voiced support for the idea of third-party monitors who could evaluate the safety of models as they are developed. https://lnkd.in/eDEUw4bDAnthropic boss Dario Amodei calls for AI development to slow downAnthropic boss Dario Amodei calls for AI development to slow down
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Raj Chanian shared thisThere are several races at stake here 1. The Shift and Theft of AgentX Models across USA <-> China + Russia 2. The Shift of SemiConductor supply across USA <-> China + Russia 3. The race between Human Guardrails to control Agemtic Expontial Sprawl 4. The race amongst Agentic Bots to automate fabrication production engineering of Robots to replace Humans in the Workforce Does this sound like Fiction or a Prophecy ... Read this account on Automation https://ai-2027.com/race
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Raj Chanian posted thisThere are several races at stake here 1. The Shift and Theft of AgentX Models across USA <-> China + Russia 2. The Shift of SemiConductor supply across USA <-> China + Russia 3. The race between Human Guardrails to control Agemtic Expontial Sprawl 4. The race amongst Agentic Bots to automate fabrication production engineering of Robots to replace Humans in the Workforce Does this sound like Fiction or a Prophecy ... Read this account on Automation https://ai-2027.com/
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Raj Chanian shared thisIBM will operate the #IBMQuantumSystemTwo, which will be powered by an #IBMQuantumNighthawk, the company’s most advanced processor. ETH Zurich will provide expertise, resources and technologies for Swiss industries, startups and academia, including access to the quantum computer. Its delivery is expected to catalyze the development of new algorithms, technical breakthroughs, and industrial use cases, as well as anchor initiatives to foster Switzerland’s workforce and talent. The project also advances the ongoing strategic collaboration between Lockheed Martin and IBM, combining Lockheed Martin innovations in quantum sensing and additive manufacturing with IBM’s expertise in quantum computing and AI.Raj Chanian shared thisToday, IBM and Lockheed Martin have established a new Swiss Quantum Innovation Hub at ETH Zürich, which will soon host Switzerland's first IBM Quantum System Two at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) in Lugano: https://ibm.co/6049ET1B5 Powered by IBM Quantum Nighthawk, the most powerful quantum processor we've ever built, the system will provide Swiss universities, startups, enterprises, and public sector organizations with access to world-class quantum computing infrastructure, helping accelerate scientific discovery and workforce development. The initiative represents an important step in strengthening Europe's quantum ecosystem, enabling researchers and developers to explore new applications across material science, chemistry, optimization, financial services, quantum sensing, and advanced manufacturing. In our latest blog linked above, we outline how this new hub and system deployment builds on IBM and ETH Zurich's broader collaboration to advance the next generation of algorithms for the AI and quantum era.
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Raj Chanian shared thisA Cryogenic Engineering Milestone to enable #FaultTolerantQuantumComputing IBM Connects Its First Modular Cryogenic Systems in Milestone Toward Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing • New cryogenic quantum fridges designed to link hundreds of quantum chips. • Cooled to below 15 millikelvin, more than 180 times colder than deep space, the build out marks a step forward in the engineering required for future quantum computers. • Advances IBM’s quantum roadmap to deliver the world’s first fault-tolerant quantum computer in 2029.Raj Chanian shared this👀 Inside Circuit Breaker: A look into IBM Quantum's recently announced activation of modular cryogenic fridges. See how this technology is providing a foundation for larger, multi-chip systems that support the mission for fault-tolerant quantum computing. ⤵️The new cryogenic system powering the next generation of quantum computersThe new cryogenic system powering the next generation of quantum computers
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Raj Chanian shared thisPast few months have been really busy since joining IBM ... Not just on the recent IBM announcements on the MultiBillion Initiatives #Anderon #Lightwell amongst others ... but its been hectic with #QuantumSafe meetings, proposals and bid responses in past few weeks ... #AutonomousAI #QuantumCompute #QuantumSafe completely changing how organisations approach the technical debt and #CybersecurityPosture and #CryptographyPosture of their Enterprise Transformation Programmes IBM CEO Expects Quantum Computing to Drive Revenue by 2020s, Trillion-Dollar Value by End of 2030s https://lnkd.in/e4anJiuaIBM CEO Expects Quantum Computing to Drive Revenue by 2020s, Trillion-Dollar Value by End of 2030sIBM CEO Expects Quantum Computing to Drive Revenue by 2020s, Trillion-Dollar Value by End of 2030s
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Raj Chanian shared thisRobust Design but Implementation Weakness Theoretically every physical implementation of a secure cryptographic algorithm carries a inherent risk of #SideChannelAttacks #SCAs. These attacks can exploit the physical properties of a device executing code—rather than weaknesses in the mathematical design of the algorithm itself—perfect absolute immunity is generally considered very difficult to achieve.Raj Chanian shared thisWhen Can Something Be Called Quantum Safe? A few months ago I argued that "crypto-agile" has the same definitional problem as "Quantum Safe". Both are being used as if they were properties of an algorithm. Neither can be. I have written up the quantum safe side of that argument properly. The short version: an algorithm has no side channel, no RNG, no key store, and no protocol context. Every property that determines whether a real system resists a quantum adversary belongs to an implementation, not to the specification of ML-KEM or ML-DSA. The claim composes across four layers, algorithms, protocols, products, and services, and one classical dependency anywhere in the chain breaks the whole. The consequence for procurement, certification, and supervisory reporting is direct. A datasheet naming ML-KEM tells you nothing about quantum safety in deployment. A defensible claim names the layer, the dependency chain that supports it, and the evidence for each link. A follow-up on using CBOMs to report this across an estate is coming next. #PostQuantumCryptography #PQC #QuantumSafe #CBOM #CryptoAgility
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Raj Chanian shared thisFederal Publications from 2022 just got a serious wake up call from Executive Order 14409 and here are some impact areas 1. Timeline Implication: National timelines urgency is headlined. High-value assets must implement post-quantum key establishment by the end of 2030, and digital signatures by the end of 2031. Review inventory of Crown Jewels by September 2026 and submit plan to National Director 2. Accountability Implication: Agencies have 30 days to appoint a dedicated PQC migration lead reporting to the CIO, centralizing sole accountability for budgets, inventory, and roadmaps. 3. Asset Inventory Implication: Organizations must deploy automated discovery tools within 270 days to generate machine-readable Cryptographic Bills of Materials (CBOMs) across all software and hardware. 4. Procurement Implication: The FAR Council will enforce rules requiring all federal contractors to fully comply with NIST post-quantum standards by the end of 2030. 5. Vulnerability Disclosures Implication: Within 270 days, contractor vulnerability disclosure programs must treat legacy algorithms, weak encryption, and cryptographic flaws as active security vulnerabilities. 6. Confidentiality Implication: To combat "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" threats, planners must prioritize transport security and data-at-rest encryption over signature validation. 7. Standards Implication: Planning must pivot from experimental code to finalized NIST FIPS standards (ML-KEM/ML-DSA), utilizing phased, hybrid classical-quantum models for legacy interoperability Thanks for the post Brian C.Raj Chanian shared thisThe #EO14412 isn’t a genesis point - it is a compliance hammer. This EO was initially announced as EO014409. There is an immense amount of noise surrounding the newly issued Executive Order 14412, "Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks." commentators treat it as a sudden wake-up call that magically creates a PQC migration strategy out of thin air. Before making that claim, look at what already existed. Federal policy did not start on 22 June 2026. Agencies have been operating under rigid PQC legal and regulatory frameworks for years: The Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act (Dec 2022): Actual statutory law (Public Law 117-260) passed by Congress, legally mandating agency-wide cryptographic inventories and migration planning. National Security Memorandum 10 (NSM-10) (May 2022): Formally established the federal quantum migration program and the initial 2035 transition roadmap. OMB Memorandum M-23-02 (November 2022): Mandated cryptographic inventories, High Value Asset (HVA) prioritization, and annual reporting. Active Agency Procurement Rules (2025): Individual agencies had already written PQC directly into their acquisition rules. For example, the USDA updated its Agriculture Acquisition Regulation (AGAR) to require PQC for specific tech purchases, while the DoD CIO issued hard directives mandating cryptographic audits across military systems. CISA & NIST Frameworks (Early 2026): CISA published formal registries defining specific product categories requiring PQC readiness. Comparing the EO to the Facts When you compare the new directive to the facts, it becomes clear that the EO doesn’t suddenly invent PQC migration. It consolidates, centralizes, and reinforces a multi-year program that was already deeply codified in federal rules. The major delta here is operational "teeth." It converts existing planning horizons into explicit executive deadlines and procurement obligations- specifically, December 31, 2030, for key establishment and December 31, 2031, for digital signatures - while weaponizing the broader supply chain by tasking the FAR Council to execute a top-down rewrite of the master procurement rulebook. Yes we are of course happy with this but it adds little if any value to the actual technical engineering required on the ground. Shifting a deadline on paper doesn't magically discover hardcoded RSA keys embedded in legacy enterprise code, nor does it automatically produce a machine-readable Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM). The Real Question The real question is not whether the dates changed. The real question is why so many commercial organizations outside of government are still treating PQC as a distant, future problem when federal rules and laws moved years ago. If your organization waits until the FAR Council forces your hand to protect against "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL) tactics, you are already years behind the clock. #PQC #Quantum #Compliance https://lnkd.in/ggZbU6h3
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisWHAT IS TOPOLOGY? Topology is a major branch of mathematics that studies properties of geometric objects that do not change when the object is continuously stretched, twisted, curved, or bent. Mathematical Definition Often called "rubber-sheet geometry", math topology looks at space without using hard measurements like length or angles.A topological space is a set paired with a collection of subsets (called open sets) that include the whole set, the empty set, and remain closed under finite intersections and arbitrary unions.Two shapes are topologically equivalent (homeomorphic) if one can morph into the other without tearing, gluing, or poking holes. A classic example is that a coffee mug is equivalent to a donut because both share a single hole. Main Subfields in MathematicsGeneral Topology: Studies the basic definitions of topological spaces and continuity. Algebraic Topology: Uses algebraic tools to find structural features like holes in spaces. Differential Topology: Explores smooth shapes and differentiable manifolds. A topological space is a set endowed with a structure, called a topology, which allows defining continuous deformation of subspaces, and, more generally, all kinds of continuity. Euclidean spaces and more generally, metric spaces are examples of topological spaces, as any distance or metric defines a topology. The deformations that are considered in topology are homeomorphisms and homotopies. A property that is invariant under such deformations is a topological property. The following are basic examples of topological properties: the dimension, which allows distinguishing between a line and a surface; compactness, which allows distinguishing between a line and a circle; connectedness, which allows distinguishing a circle from two non-intersecting circles. The ideas underlying topology go back to Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who in the 17th century envisioned the geometria situs and analysis situs. Leonhard Euler's Seven Bridges of Königsberg problem and polyhedron formula are arguably the field's first theorems. The term topology was introduced by Johann Benedict Listing in the 19th century, although, it was not until the first decades of the 20th century that the idea of a topological space was developed. Source: Wikipedia
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisWhat a difference eight years can make. Since Logiq was founded in 2018, we’ve grown from a small cyber security consultancy into a team of more than 235 people, working across some of the UK’s most complex and sensitive environments. We’ve helped reshape cyber delivery across Defence, government and other regulated sectors. We’ve built and grown the DISX family of secure solutions, played a leading role in the delivery of Secure by Design, expanded our capabilities across cyber and technology, and built a business trusted to support organisations where security is everything. There have been some significant milestones along the way. Investment from Phoenix Equity Partners in 2023 helped us accelerate our growth, and earlier this year we welcomed our Savient Limited - A Logiq Company colleagues into Logiq, bringing together two highly complementary teams and broadening what we can offer our customers. Today, however, marks the biggest milestone in our journey so far as we’re incredibly proud to announce that Logiq has been acquired by IBM. https://lnkd.in/ey8DcHWJ Becoming part of IBM opens up an incredible opportunity to build on what has made Logiq successful: our people, our expertise, our culture and our focus on solving difficult problems for our customers – now with the scale and capability of one of the world’s leading technology companies behind us. We’re enormously proud of how far Logiq has come, and grateful to every colleague, customer and partner who has played a part in getting us here. We can’t wait to see where we go next. James Morgan, James Walker, Robert Guegan, Rich Forder, Rhodri Arrowsmith, Mark Hughes, Georgi Cohen #IBM #Logiq #CyberSecurity #DigitalTransformation #SecureByDesign --- Press Release: https://lnkd.in/ey8DcHWJ
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisI’m delighted to announce IBM’s acquisition of Logiq, a leading UK-based, NCSC-assured cybersecurity consultancy trusted by Defence, Government, critical national infrastructure and highly regulated organisations. As AI and hybrid cloud adoption accelerate, secure, resilient and sovereign digital environments have never been more critical. Logiq’s deep expertise in Secure by Design, cyber assurance, secure systems engineering and managed services strengthens IBM Consulting’s ability to help clients modernise securely, accelerate innovation and stay ahead of an increasingly complex threat landscape. In addition, DISX, Logiq’s secure collaboration platform, further enhances IBM’s ability to support highly regulated industries with trusted, secure information exchange and collaboration. Together, IBM and Logiq create a compelling cybersecurity proposition for clients across Defence, Government and regulated sectors, combining deep technical expertise, trusted delivery and innovation at scale. A warm welcome to the Logiq team. I’m looking forward to what we’ll achieve together as we accelerate how our clients respond proactively to the ever-changing cyber-landscape we operate within. #IBM #CyberSecurity #SecureByDesign #AI #HybridCloud #DigitalTransformation Mohamad Ali Salima Lin Andy Baldwin Rahul Kalia Mark Hughes Georgi Cohen Logiq James Morgan James Walker Robert Guegan Rich Forder https://lnkd.in/em7rb7VyIBM Acquires Logiq Consulting to Expand Secure Digital Transformation and Cyber Security Capabilities in the UKIBM Acquires Logiq Consulting to Expand Secure Digital Transformation and Cyber Security Capabilities in the UK
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Raj Chanian liked thisWe’re absolutely thrilled to be moving into the next phase of Logiq’s growth alongside IBM. Working with IBM’s Cyber Security Services team, we stand the best possible chance to influence the UK’s position and prosperity in the world, continue to work alongside exceptional people, and deliver programmes of work that have significant national importance. IBM is an exceptional company. For more than a century they have shaped modern computing – driving forward advances in mainframe computers, artificial intelligence, cloud technology, and quantum processing. We are excited, and honoured, to be invited to be an influential part of their mission to support clients navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape, strengthen their cyber resilience, and reduce enterprise risk. Thank you to the Logiq Founders James Walker, Robert Guegan, Richard Forder, Senior Leadership Team and every single one of our employees, past and present, who have contributed to our success. We cannot wait to get stuck in alongside our new colleagues.Raj Chanian liked thisI’m delighted to announce IBM’s acquisition of Logiq, a leading UK-based, NCSC-assured cybersecurity consultancy trusted by Defence, Government, critical national infrastructure and highly regulated organisations. As AI and hybrid cloud adoption accelerate, secure, resilient and sovereign digital environments have never been more critical. Logiq’s deep expertise in Secure by Design, cyber assurance, secure systems engineering and managed services strengthens IBM Consulting’s ability to help clients modernise securely, accelerate innovation and stay ahead of an increasingly complex threat landscape. In addition, DISX, Logiq’s secure collaboration platform, further enhances IBM’s ability to support highly regulated industries with trusted, secure information exchange and collaboration. Together, IBM and Logiq create a compelling cybersecurity proposition for clients across Defence, Government and regulated sectors, combining deep technical expertise, trusted delivery and innovation at scale. A warm welcome to the Logiq team. I’m looking forward to what we’ll achieve together as we accelerate how our clients respond proactively to the ever-changing cyber-landscape we operate within. #IBM #CyberSecurity #SecureByDesign #AI #HybridCloud #DigitalTransformation Mohamad Ali Salima Lin Andy Baldwin Rahul Kalia Mark Hughes Georgi Cohen Logiq James Morgan James Walker Robert Guegan Rich Forder https://lnkd.in/em7rb7VyIBM Acquires Logiq Consulting to Expand Secure Digital Transformation and Cyber Security Capabilities in the UKIBM Acquires Logiq Consulting to Expand Secure Digital Transformation and Cyber Security Capabilities in the UK
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisI had a client. Eating clean. Tracking macros. Still tired by 2pm, every day. Every food on her plate was already good. She just wasn't combining any of it. Pairing changes what your body can actually pull from a plate. Save this for your next grocery run. 1. Avocado + eggs ↳ Lutein and choline pair up to support new cell membrane growth. 2. Turmeric + black pepper ↳ Piperine blocks the liver enzyme that clears curcumin. Absorption jumps by up to 2,000%. 3. Lemon + spinach ↳ Vitamin C converts spinach's iron into a form your gut can actually absorb. Beetroot + citrus 4. ↳ Vitamin C stabilizes beetroot's nitrates on their way to nitric oxide. That's the molecule that opens your blood vessels. 5. Chia seeds + berries ↳ Omega-3s and antioxidant anthocyanins work the same repair pathway, together. When I told her this, she laughed. Fifteen years eating "right," and nobody had ever told her that. You already eat well. Tired by 2pm anyway is real. Your body's still waiting on what you didn't combine it with. Change nothing you're eating. Just change what's next to it.
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisWe often look for obvious signals of high performance, like who's working the longest hours or delivering the fastest results. But those signals can be misleading. In my experience, the strongest performers are playing a different game. They make decisions based on where they want to be years from now, not what gets attention this week. They choose the work that builds real skill, invest in relationships early, and trust that the payoff will come later. At first, it may not stand out. They might even look like they're 'lagging' because they're not optimizing for short term wins. But over time, everything they’ve built begins to compound. If you’re thinking about your own growth, it’s worth asking: What am I doing today that will matter five years from now? ➡️ Follow Dorie Clark for more
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Raj Chanian liked thisRaj Chanian liked thisA massive thank you to Pieter Schneider of The Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations for The Netherlands, for hosting the Q-PrEP event this week. It was a pleasure to speak not just once, but twice during the event. First sharing a stage with Adrian Neal for a discussion about effective PQC Roadmaps and then sharing a stage with Jeroen Gaiser talking about PQC for operational technology and critical national infrastructure. My key take away for the first talk would be: if you are migrating to quantum safe cryptography, you should view it as organisational change. Amongst other things that means actually ensuring someone is responsible and making it a priority for staff to ensure things actually happen! My key take away for the second is: Operational technology needs to be handled differently to enterprise IT. Especially in safety critical environments. More testing, more nuance, and a richer understanding of the impacts of failure is required to make sensible resourcing choices and deployment decisions. All the talks for the event were superb. It's clear now that this is no longer theory, we need good systems engineering and practical approaches that scale. If you were waiting until others had experienced the pain ahead of you, now is the time to act! Feel free to reach out to the team at Cambridge Consultants if you'd like to talk about PQC migration. Finally: it was an honour to be presented with a speaker's medal by The Ministry (pictured.)
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Raj Chanian reacted on thisRaj Chanian reacted on thisPQC Migration Framework v3.0, the Cryptographic Concentration Framework and the Applied Quantum CBOM Profile are out. Together they cover every question I have been asked running a PQC migration or crypto-agility program. PQCFramework.org CCFramework.org CBOMProfile.org The PQC framework was already the most complete methodology out there. The most important change in v3.0 is the order: crypto-agility is now the method, and the PQC migration is the first exercise of it. Even with AI's help, this was an enormous amount of work. I started this version long before I published v2.1. Three and a half years from the first internal document, most of it spent on programs where I watched the same ending. The migration finishes, the team disperses, and the organization is no better at changing its cryptography than it was before it started. The post-quantum algorithms start from a shorter track record than the ones they replace. Classical cryptanalysis has not stopped, and is now accelerated by AI. The same investment covers a CRQC, weakened standards, AI cryptanalysis, and the ordinary deprecation cycle that retired SHA-1 and 3DES. Only the CRQC has a regulator behind it, so the deadlines and the budget still attach to the PQC migration. You fund the work through the migration and use it to build the agility. What that changes in practice: - Crypto-agility is a funded workstream from Year 1 with a named owner, instead of a principle everyone honors and nobody owns. - "Migrated" now takes four conditions, including a rehearsed algorithm change with rollback. - Every wave rehearses the next change and times it. In the worked example, two thirds of the elapsed time sits in the approval queue. - The program does not close until you have made a second algorithm change, inside a default window of 48 hours to assess and ten business days to change. Earlier editions of the framework have been downloaded more than 20,000 times. This release adds two more documents, and they are separate for a reason. Two questions kept coming up that the migration framework could not answer. Where could one cryptographic defect cross suppliers we believed were independent? And what does the inventory have to record before either can be answered from the data? Steve V. and I wrote one document for each, at v1.0 release candidate, each with its own extensions and supporting material. I kept the CBOM Profile outside both frameworks so neither one owns the data format, which means I can revise a framework without touching it. You can ignore the agility framing and run v3.0 as a one-off migration methodology, if you wish. It works that way as well. I would not do it, however. You end up able to change your cryptography exactly once. All three are free under CC BY 4.0, with six sector extensions and an Apache-2.0 reference implementation. No registration, no purchase, just attribution. https://lnkd.in/eeCk7tKNPQC Migration Framework 3.0 Puts Crypto-Agility FirstPQC Migration Framework 3.0 Puts Crypto-Agility First
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