Accelerating Adoption of Quantum-Secure Cryptography in the Real World
Our Purpose
The Post-Quantum Cryptography Coalition (PQCC) comes together as a community of technologists, researchers, and expert practitioners to drive progress toward broader understanding and public adoption of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and the associated National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) standards. The PQCC will emphasize classical cryptosystems with quantum-safe security (vs quantum solutions) to enable information security in an era of cryptographically-relevant quantum computers.
State of the Migration
What’s New
March 2026 Heatmap: Current State of PQC Standards and Adoption
¹ DTLS 1.2, FIDO inherit from TLS 1.2 ² DTLS 1.3, MACSEC, FIDO/FIDO 2 inherit from TLS 1.3 ³ UEFI inherits from X.509
December 2025 Heatmap
¹ DTLS 1.2, FIDO inherit from TLS 1.2 ² DTLS 1.3, MACSEC, FIDO/FIDO 2 inherit from TLS 1.3 ³ UEFI inherits from X.509
September 2025 Heatmap: Current State of PQC Standards and Adoption
¹ DTLS 1.2, FIDO inherit from TLS 1.2 ² DTLS 1.3, MACSEC, FIDO/FIDO 2 inherit from TLS 1.3 ³ UEFI inherits from X.509
The PQCC’s aim is to step forward as knowledgeable experts in providing critical outreach and education to support PQC migration and to bolster efforts to establish and implement interoperable standards and technology.
Advisory Board
Douglas Stebila
Jonathan Katz
Hart Montgomery
Peter Schwabe