Recall practical first steps for quantum-safe cryptography planning.
Posture language Monitoring vs migrating Use process evidence when implementation is not yet complete. Customer asks Are you quantum safe today? A customer wants a yes/no procurement answer. Your line We should not use a blanket label. Our roadmap starts with cryptographic inventory, long-lived-data prioritization, and NIST-aligned migration planning. Avoid "yes" unless legal and security can prove scope. It gives action and boundaries. Inventory scope What should a cryptographic inventory include? Algorithms, protocols, certificates, key exchanges, libraries, vendors, and data-lifetime context. The data lifetime tells you what to prioritize first. Internal objection Can we wait until Q-Day? A team wants…
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