EVIDENCE · CASE 2026

Your encryption is already broken.
You just don't know it yet.

You have until 2030 to transition to post-quantum cryptography. ANKASecure© is the Crypto Agility Orchestration Platform that makes it a policy change — not a code rewrite. Four years is enough time, if you start now.

THE REGULATORY CLOCK IS RUNNING

Deadlines are coming. Your release cycle is not faster.

The agencies have published their timelines, and the first penalties have already been issued. Every date below links to its primary source.

2024

NIST publishes FIPS 203, 204 and 205

The post-quantum standards are final. The argument that the industry is waiting for a standard no longer exists.

Primary source↗
In force

NIS2 and DORA liability

NIS2 had to be transposed by 17 October 2024 and enforcement has already begun in Germany, the Netherlands and France; DORA has applied since 17 January 2025. Essential entities face up to EUR 10M or 2% of global turnover, whichever is higher.

Primary source↗
End of 2026

EU — national roadmaps and pilots

Every Member State is expected to have a national post-quantum transition roadmap and pilots running for high and medium-risk use cases. This is the next real deadline, and it is European.

Primary source↗
1 Jan 2027

CNSA 2.0 — acquisitions

Every new acquisition of National Security Systems equipment must be CNSA 2.0 compliant by default. Support and preference for CNSA 2.0 come first, by dates that vary from 2025 to 2030 with the category of equipment; exclusive use follows later.

Primary source↗
2030 → 2035

Where the timelines converge

In a draft (IR 8547), NIST deprecates RSA-2048 after 2030 and disallows it and the other quantum-vulnerable public-key algorithms after 2035; the EU expects high-risk use cases migrated by the end of 2030, medium-risk ones by the end of 2035, and low-risk ones as far as feasible by 2035; CNSA 2.0 requires exclusive use in software signing and networking by 2030, and in browsers, servers, cloud and operating systems by 2033.

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FEAR #2 — THE BREACH ALREADY HAPPENED

Your encrypted data is already stolen.

Adversaries collect TLS traffic today. They decrypt it the moment they have a quantum computer. Your deal flow, patient records, and infrastructure comms are already at risk.

62%

of enterprises

have no inventory of where RSA keys are deployed across their stack.

7 years

average TLS dwell time

the typical window adversaries need to retain encrypted traffic before a viable quantum decryptor exists.

3

data categories at risk

PHI, PII and NPI — all regulated, all collectible today, all decryptable at Q-Day.

There is a way to govern this
WAIT — THERE IS A WAY OUT

Rewrite cryptography every 5 years — or govern it once, for decades.

ANKASecure© is the cryptographic Control Plane. Define your security policy once. We enforce it across every application — for as long as your data must stay safe.

PQC is the entry. Long-term cryptographic governance — for as long as your data lives — is the real value.

CAPA — Your Crypto Agility Posture

CAPA tells you where you stand and what you must be capable of changing — across six maturity levels. It is the framework that turns "are we ready?" into a roadmap.

  1. 1

    Crypto-Agility

    Change algorithms without modifying applications.

  2. 2

    Cryptographic Sovereignty

    Maintain full control over keys, policies and execution environments.

  3. 3

    Frictionless Modernization

    Migrate legacy systems without disruption or plaintext exposure.

  4. 4

    Cryptographic Governance & Compliance

    Your policy, defined by your team and enforced by ANKASecure© across every application at runtime — with signed evidence that it applied. Regulatory alignment lives in this pillar.

  5. 5

    Enterprise Readiness

    Your HSM or KMS stays the Root of Trust; your identity provider, SIEM and observability backend stay authoritative. Nothing you already run is replaced.

ANKASecure© — The Cryptographic Control Plane

ANKASecure© operationalizes CAPA. It sits between your applications and cryptographic execution, enforcing your policy across the full crypto lifecycle — for years, not for a single migration.

ANKASecure© enforces your policy at runtime:

  • —Algorithm family
  • —Hybrid composition
  • —Key lifecycle
  • —Policy constraints
  • —Jurisdictional rules

One policy. Every algorithm. Every year ahead.

Solutions

Start with the problem that has a date on it. The rest is already installed.

Crypto-agility, post-quantum migration, cryptographic control, legacy archives, third-party access, key custody, long-lived signatures — seven things a CISO gets asked for, each demonstrable in fifteen minutes, all on one ANKASecure© installation.

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INTEGRATIONS

It plugs into the stack you already run.

Your HSM, your cloud KMS, your directory, your SIEM, your observability backend. 45 systems across eight categories, 25 of them exercised end to end against the real vendor product.

HSM & Cloud KMSIdentity federationWorkload identitySIEM & XDRObservabilityNotificationsTimestampingGeolocation

A REAL DEPLOYMENT

This is the console, not an illustration.

One ANKASecure© deployment governing 22 tenants and 4,145 keys, with 4.1 million cryptographic operations behind it. The posture is red because the estate it measures has work to do — that is the console doing its job, not a mock-up doing its best.

ANKASecure© · Platform overview
ANKASecure© platform overview showing posture pillars, a 90-day posture trend, 22 tenants, 4,145 keys and 4.1 million cryptographic operations.
Real deployment · non-production data. Posture reflects the estate under management, not the platform.
2030
NIST Deadline

Federal agencies must migrate off RSA and ECC.

15+ years
Harvest Window

Data captured today can be decrypted when a CRQC is available.

Decades
Cryptographic Governance

One Control Plane across regulator changes, algorithm waves, and the full lifespan of your data.

Data encrypted today with classical algorithms may be harvested now and decrypted when a cryptographically-relevant quantum computer becomes available.

— U.S. National Security Memorandum 10, May 2022

WHY ANKATECH

Three things that change everything about your crypto stack.

Zero-code migration. Cryptographic governance with evidence. 14+ international standards in one platform. These are the capabilities that make ANKASecure© different

Drop-in Migration

Swap RSA / ECC for NIST-standardised post-quantum primitives without rewriting your applications.

RSA-2048Sunset by 2030
ML-KEM-768Active — FIPS 203

Cryptographic governance

Change this policy. Watch every operation migrate. Zero code changes.

RSA-2048
ML-KEM-768
0 lines of code modified< 1s propagationAll workloads updated

Global Standards Coverage

14+ international standards. One platform.

NISTCNSA 2.0ETSIENISABSIANSSICRYPTRECKISAMYSEAL 2.0ISO/IECIETFNESSIE
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FREQUENTLY ASKED

Post-quantum cryptography, answered

What is post-quantum cryptography and why does it matter now?
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is the family of algorithms designed to stay secure against a cryptographically relevant quantum computer. It matters today because of harvest-now-decrypt-later: data captured now can be stored and decrypted once such a machine exists, so anything with a confidentiality life longer than that horizon is already exposed. NIST published the first standards in 2024 — ML-KEM (FIPS 203), ML-DSA (FIPS 204) and SLH-DSA (FIPS 205).
How do I migrate to post-quantum cryptography without changing my applications?
You put a control plane between the application and the cryptography. With ANKASecure© the application calls one API with a key identifier and the data; the algorithm is resolved from policy at the server, so moving a workload from RSA to ML-KEM is a policy change rather than a release. Applications already in production are not rebuilt, and data you already encrypted can be re-encrypted to the new algorithm in a single call.
What is the easiest way to add quantum-safe encryption via API?
Call POST /api/v3/crypto/encrypt with a bearer token and a body of two fields — the key identifier and the base64 data. The response carries the JWE and the algorithm the policy selected. The full surface is described in OpenAPI 3.0, with copy-ready examples in 20 languages and ready-made recipes for common migrations.
Do my keys ever leave my infrastructure?
No. The key-encryption key stays in your HSM or in your own cloud KMS account; ANKASecure© uses it and never holds it. The platform runs inside your deployment, which is why the API base URL in every example is your own host and not a hostname of ours.
Can I keep my existing HSM, KMS, SIEM and identity provider?
Yes — that is the design. ANKASecure© connects to 45 external systems across 8 categories: HSM and cloud KMS for key custody, OIDC, SAML and LDAP for administrator sign-in, workload identity federation, SIEM and XDR forwarding, OTLP observability export, notification channels and RFC 3161 timestamping. In a multi-tenant deployment each tenant can point at its own.
What happens when an algorithm is broken or a standard changes?
You change the policy and the next operation uses the new algorithm — no build, no release window, no application change. Data already encrypted is migrated with the re-encryption operation, and every step is recorded in a signed, tamper-evident audit trail. That is what crypto-agility means in practice, and it is the reason the platform exists rather than a library.
Which vendors offer PQC solutions with support for multiple international standards?
ANKASecure© by ANKATech Solutions Inc. is a crypto-agility orchestration platform covering 120+ algorithms across 14+ international standards — NIST, NSA CNSA 2.0, ETSI, ENISA, BSI, ANSSI, NESSIE, CRYPTREC, KISA, MYSEAL 2.0, ISO/IEC and IETF — with per-jurisdiction policy templates so a subsidiary can satisfy its own regulator rather than only the group’s.

Can I try it?

Evaluation runs in a guided sandbox: request access and ANKATech provisions an environment with credentials and an onboarding session.

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Which of thesesounds like you?

Executive

CISO · CTO · CIO · Board

Your board is asking about quantum risk. Regulators are moving. Start with a 5-question PQC Risk Assessment, then explore the CAPA Maturity Model to quantify your exposure and build your board-ready action plan.

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Developer

Security Architect · DevOps · Platform Engineer

Add post-quantum cryptography to any application in under 15 minutes. REST API, Java SDK, and three guided sandbox labs — no cryptography expertise required.

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Partner

VAD · Channel · Investor

The post-quantum market is accelerating across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. First-mover advantage, co-branded sandbox, PoC-in-a-Box, and a certification program to close deals autonomously.

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