Service / PQC & Quantum Migration

PQC Training & Capability Transfer

Build practical quantum-risk and crypto-migration capability across executives, architects, developers, security and operations teams.

Business context

What this capability solves

PQC programmes require coordinated understanding across stakeholders who see different parts of cryptography. Training aligns risk language, engineering patterns and operational responsibilities.

EBP Integra delivery principle

Technology is implemented as an operating capability: architecture, integration, governance, assurance, people, procedures and measurable outcomes are designed together.

Deep-dive capabilities

Capability model

Modular building blocks allow the scope to start with a focused pilot and expand into an enterprise operating model.

Executive Module

Quantum threat, HNDL, investment timing, governance and business implications.

Architecture Module

Crypto-agility, hybrid transition, PKI, HSM/KMS and protocol design.

Developer Module

Library abstraction, test patterns, key/signature handling and interoperability.

Operations Module

Certificate/key lifecycle, inventory, monitoring and incident considerations.

IoT/OT Module

Constrained devices, firmware trust, lifecycle and replacement planning.

Practical Lab

Hands-on interoperability and migration experiments in a safe environment.

Reference architecture

How the capability fits together

Final topology, control placement and deployment model are validated during discovery and detailed design.

Inventory & Evidence

Assets, algorithms, protocols, keys, certificates, libraries, firmware, owners and dependency graph.

Risk & Governance

Data lifetime, HNDL/TNFL exposure, criticality, migration difficulty, target profiles and exception authority.

Migration Engineering

Hybrid algorithms, PKI/HSM/KMS, protocols, applications, devices, interoperability and test environments.

Continuous Crypto-Agility

Rescans, posture dashboard, key rotation, retirement, vendor tracking, evidence and assurance.

Controls & governance

Approved cryptographic profile registry
Hybrid-first transition where compatibility requires it
No untested algorithm replacement in production
Key/certificate lifecycle and fallback controls
Vendor and firmware dependency tracking
Independent test evidence for critical systems
Exception ownership and retirement dates

Priority use cases

PQC programme kickoff
Architecture team enablement
Developer training
Board workshop
IoT/OT readiness

Key deliverables

Role-based curriculum
Lab exercises
Reference patterns
Assessment
Team capability matrix
Train-the-trainer plan

Integration considerations

CMDB/asset inventory
PKI/HSM/KMS
Network/security platforms
Application/CI-CD dependencies
Cloud and SaaS configuration
IoT/OT device inventory
GRC/remediation workflow

Implementation

Phased delivery

Each phase ends with evidence, acceptance criteria and a decision gate before broader scale-out.

1. DiscoverEstablish authoritative crypto inventory and ownership.

2. PrioritizeRisk-rank exposure using data lifetime, criticality and migration effort.

3. PilotValidate target/hybrid profiles and interoperability in controlled environments.

4. MigrateExecute waves, rekey, retire legacy, rescan and maintain evidence.

Outcome and KPI framework

Assessment upliftRole coverageLab completionArchitecture adoptionInternal trainer readiness