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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization is a practical, no-hype playbook for getting your business ready for the next cryptographic shift-without outages, "forever pilots," or vendor-driven confusion.Quantum computing won't break "all encryption" overnight. But it will undermine the public-key systems (RSA/ECC) that power TLS, VPNs, certificates, code signing, identity, and trust. That reality creates a new risk: data captured today can be decrypted later, and signature-based integrity can become harder to trust over long time horizons. The organizations that do well won't wait for a perfect date-they'll build a structured migration program that can adapt as standards and ecosystems mature.This book turns post-quantum cryptography (PQC) into an executable operational program. You'll learn how to inventory cryptography across real systems, classify data by confidentiality horizon, prioritize migration waves, and implement hybrid approaches safely while you modernize PKI, key management, and platform controls. You'll get practical guidance for TLS at the edge, service mesh and east-west mTLS, VPN/remote access, devices and constrained environments, code signing and CI/CD, and the day-2 practices that keep everything reliable.Inside you'll find: A standards-first roadmap (NIST, IETF, and ecosystem readiness) with clear decision pointsStep-by-step migration playbooks for edge, internal systems, PKI, signing, and archivesTemplates and checklists you can adapt immediately (inventory, risk scoring, exception handling, testing, telemetry, and audit evidence)Operational runbooks for certificate renewals, crypto incidents, rollback/roll-forward, and on-call readinessPerformance and cost engineering guidance so PQC doesn't become a latency or cloud-bill surpriseVendor and third-party management strategies to cut through "quantum-safe" marketing and demand proofWhether you're a security leader building a multi-year program, an architect designing crypto-agile platforms, or an IT/SRE team responsible for keeping systems stable, this guide helps you move from "we should do PQC" to measured, auditable progress-starting now.Plan. Adapt. Secure the future. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Previously published as Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization by Arthur Steel.SECOND EDITION - UPDATED THROUGH OCTOBER 2026Post-quantum cryptography is no longer just a standards problem. It is an enterprise migration problem.Organizations must identify where vulnerable cryptography exists, determine what needs to move first, modernize protocols and trust systems, coordinate vendors, test interoperability, manage exceptions, and prove that the transition is actually reducing risk.Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization is a practical, enterprise-focused playbook for turning PQC from an emerging security concern into a governed, testable, and operational program.This substantially revised Second Edition incorporates major developments through October 2026, including: - FIPS 203 - ML-KEM- FIPS 204 - ML-DSA- FIPS 205 - SLH-DSA- NIST SP 800-227 guidance for Key-Encapsulation Mechanisms- Updated NIST crypto-agility guidance- Executive Order 14412 and OMB M-26-15- October 2026 NSA, CNSS, and CNSA 2.0 developments for National Security Systems- RFC 10024 for post-quantum/traditional hybrid TLS 1.3 key agreement- RFC 10042 for hybrid SSH key exchange- Updated treatment of HQC and emerging PQC standards- Expanded coverage of both harvest-now-decrypt-later and long-lived trust and signature riskInside, you'll learn how to: - Discover and maintain an inventory of cryptographic dependencies- Build CBOM-style visibility across applications, infrastructure, certificates, keys, and vendors- Prioritize migration using data lifetime, exposure, complexity, and business impact- Define approved cryptographic standards, profiles, and crypto-agility requirements- Plan hybrid and PQC migrations without creating permanent legacy paths- Modernize TLS, mTLS, PKI, HSM/KMS, SSH, signing, cloud, SaaS, endpoints, IoT, and OT environments- Design pilots, interoperability tests, downgrade-resistance tests, monitoring, and rollback controls- Manage third-party roadmaps, contracts, cryptographic dependencies, and vendor blockers- Build audit-ready evidence, metrics, exception governance, and migration-wave reporting- Correctly distinguish commercial, civilian Federal, and National Security System requirementsBuilt for practitionersThis book is written for security leaders, cybersecurity architects, security engineers, PKI and identity teams, platform and SRE teams, cloud engineers, DevSecOps, IT operations, risk and compliance professionals, and vendor-management teams.If you need more than an explanation of why quantum computing threatens RSA and ECC-and need a practical framework for discovering, prioritizing, designing, testing, migrating, operating, and governing post-quantum cryptography-this book is designed for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization is a practical, no-hype playbook for getting your business ready for the next cryptographic shift-without outages, "forever pilots," or vendor-driven confusion.Quantum computing won't break "all encryption" overnight. But it will undermine the public-key systems (RSA/ECC) that power TLS, VPNs, certificates, code signing, identity, and trust. That reality creates a new risk: data captured today can be decrypted later, and signature-based integrity can become harder to trust over long time horizons. The organizations that do well won't wait for a perfect date-they'll build a structured migration program that can adapt as standards and ecosystems mature.This book turns post-quantum cryptography (PQC) into an executable operational program. You'll learn how to inventory cryptography across real systems, classify data by confidentiality horizon, prioritize migration waves, and implement hybrid approaches safely while you modernize PKI, key management, and platform controls. You'll get practical guidance for TLS at the edge, service mesh and east-west mTLS, VPN/remote access, devices and constrained environments, code signing and CI/CD, and the day-2 practices that keep everything reliable.Inside you'll find: A standards-first roadmap (NIST, IETF, and ecosystem readiness) with clear decision pointsStep-by-step migration playbooks for edge, internal systems, PKI, signing, and archivesTemplates and checklists you can adapt immediately (inventory, risk scoring, exception handling, testing, telemetry, and audit evidence)Operational runbooks for certificate renewals, crypto incidents, rollback/roll-forward, and on-call readinessPerformance and cost engineering guidance so PQC doesn't become a latency or cloud-bill surpriseVendor and third-party management strategies to cut through "quantum-safe" marketing and demand proofWhether you're a security leader building a multi-year program, an architect designing crypto-agile platforms, or an IT/SRE team responsible for keeping systems stable, this guide helps you move from "we should do PQC" to measured, auditable progress-starting now.Plan. Adapt. Secure the future. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Previously published as Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization by Arthur Steel.SECOND EDITION - UPDATED THROUGH OCTOBER 2026Post-quantum cryptography is no longer just a standards problem. It is an enterprise migration problem.Organizations must identify where vulnerable cryptography exists, determine what needs to move first, modernize protocols and trust systems, coordinate vendors, test interoperability, manage exceptions, and prove that the transition is actually reducing risk.Implementing and Maintaining Post-Quantum Cryptography in an Organization is a practical, enterprise-focused playbook for turning PQC from an emerging security concern into a governed, testable, and operational program.This substantially revised Second Edition incorporates major developments through October 2026, including: - FIPS 203 - ML-KEM- FIPS 204 - ML-DSA- FIPS 205 - SLH-DSA- NIST SP 800-227 guidance for Key-Encapsulation Mechanisms- Updated NIST crypto-agility guidance- Executive Order 14412 and OMB M-26-15- October 2026 NSA, CNSS, and CNSA 2.0 developments for National Security Systems- RFC 10024 for post-quantum/traditional hybrid TLS 1.3 key agreement- RFC 10042 for hybrid SSH key exchange- Updated treatment of HQC and emerging PQC standards- Expanded coverage of both harvest-now-decrypt-later and long-lived trust and signature riskInside, you'll learn how to: - Discover and maintain an inventory of cryptographic dependencies- Build CBOM-style visibility across applications, infrastructure, certificates, keys, and vendors- Prioritize migration using data lifetime, exposure, complexity, and business impact- Define approved cryptographic standards, profiles, and crypto-agility requirements- Plan hybrid and PQC migrations without creating permanent legacy paths- Modernize TLS, mTLS, PKI, HSM/KMS, SSH, signing, cloud, SaaS, endpoints, IoT, and OT environments- Design pilots, interoperability tests, downgrade-resistance tests, monitoring, and rollback controls- Manage third-party roadmaps, contracts, cryptographic dependencies, and vendor blockers- Build audit-ready evidence, metrics, exception governance, and migration-wave reporting- Correctly distinguish commercial, civilian Federal, and National Security System requirementsBuilt for practitionersThis book is written for security leaders, cybersecurity architects, security engineers, PKI and identity teams, platform and SRE teams, cloud engineers, DevSecOps, IT operations, risk and compliance professionals, and vendor-management teams.If you need more than an explanation of why quantum computing threatens RSA and ECC-and need a practical framework for discovering, prioritizing, designing, testing, migrating, operating, and governing post-quantum cryptography-this book is designed for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…