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European Quantum Security

Trust, beyond
the quantum
horizon.

Protect what matters today.
Prepare your cryptography for what comes next.

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01 / Quantum risk & readiness
02 / Post-quantum migration
03 / Cryptographic agility
The Cynera perspective

The quantum transition
is a business decision.

Long-lived data, trusted identities and critical services depend on cryptography. Preparing for quantum risk means understanding those dependencies before they become constraints.

Cynera brings a focused quantum-security offering to Luxora Consulting: from executive risk decisions to a practical, evidence-led migration programme.

European context. Standards-led choices. Measurable action.
Three lenses. One transition.

Read the direction.
Build the response.

Roadmaps set the direction. Standards define the building blocks. Controls turn intent into accountable action.

01 · EUROPEAN DIRECTION

The European
roadmap

EU migration priorities, Germany’s new national guidance and selected European approaches.

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02 · TECHNICAL FOUNDATIONS

NIST
standards

Final PQC standards, supporting guidance and the work still in development — clearly separated.

Explore NIST
03 · CONTROL & ASSURANCE

SCF Quantum
Security

A control-led view of governance, cryptographic discovery, migration and validation.

Explore SCF
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From exposure to execution

A deliberate path
to quantum readiness.

Understand your exposure. Prioritise what matters. Move from a cryptographic inventory to a governed transition.

On the European agenda

A new signal from Germany.

Read the context
Start a conversation

Make your next move
quantum-ready.

Start with a clear view of your cryptographic exposure. Build a transition you can govern, fund and deliver.

Discuss your priorities