Post-quantum migration governance, from mandate to issued certificate.
For authorities, regulators, supervisors, and enterprise groups overseeing PQC migration across multiple entities, departments, or locations. Phase tracking, inventory evidence imported from discovery tools, reviewer validation, and migration completion compliance certification.
The problem
What PQC migration at scale has to solve.
The solution
Entities submit approved output, never their inventories.
This is particularly important for large organizations with multiple subsidiaries or business units. Each organization retains its detailed cryptographic inventory while sharing approved findings centrally, enabling oversight, benchmarking, and compliance without centralizing sensitive technical data.
Each entity keeps the detailed technical evidence. The central view delivers oversight, benchmarking, and accountability.
How it works
See migration status at the level you need.
View every organization in the program at once, or narrow the view by region, by sector, or to a single organization. Each view shows the same four areas: migration process, inventory evidence, compliance and risk, and audit and certification.
Every organization in scope
Illustrative view
Organizations in view
The same four readings
Migration process
Inventory evidence
Compliance and risk
Audit
Progress, risk, and certification across everything under the mandate. Each cell is one organization.
Why QuantumGate
Certification issued by the authority, not self-reported.
Any organization can report its own readiness. A regulator, a board, or a customer needs that confirmed by someone with the authority to confirm it.
Produced internally
A readiness status
An organization scans its systems, ranks what is vulnerable, and reports a position. This is the right tool for planning the work and for tracking it week to week.
- Checked by
- The organization itself
- Used for
- Planning and tracking inside the organization
Enrolled in the program
The organization is registered, its scope is set, and its roadmap through the phases is issued. From this point everything it does against the mandate is written to one record.
What the record holds
- Scope and roadmap
- Imported inventory and migration plan
- Reviewer decisions and returns
- Audit findings
- Certificate and validity period
Platform capabilities
What the platform does today.
Dashboards
Program, region, sector, and organization views
Migration process
Phases with owners, deadlines, and work queues
Inventory evidence
Keys, certificates, algorithms, and protocols reported by each organization
Compliance and risk
Open findings and where risk concentrates
Audit
Findings recorded against each phase
Compliance certificates
Issue, validity, expiry, and status
Templates and versions
Regulated submission templates, version controlled
Role-based access
Each participant sees their own scope
Who it is for
Anyone accountable for migration across entities, departments, or locations.
Used by
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National cyber authorities
Entities under a national or sector PQC mandate, tracked from enrollment through certification.
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Central banks and financial supervisors
Migration status across licensed banks, insurers, and payment institutions.
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Sector regulators
Telecom, energy, health, and transport operators supervised against one framework.
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Group and holding companies
Departments, subsidiaries, operating companies, or locations under one cryptographic policy.
Three roles on one platform
Regulator or supervisor
Holding the mandate
Needs to know where the program stands, which parts need support, and where risk is concentrated, as of today.
- Progress and risk across scope
- Certification status and expiry
- Backlogs and delay indicators
Organizations under mandate
Meeting the requirement
Needs to know what the current phase requires, what has been submitted, what is still open, and when the next deadline falls.
- Assigned tasks and deadlines
- Templates for each submission
- Review outcomes and returns
Reviewers
Assessing the evidence
Needs submissions in one format, with a history of what was approved before, so the time goes on the work itself.
- Queued submissions to assess
- Approve, return, or request revision
- Full history against each phase
Questions
Frequently asked questions
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