PQShield

Our Chief Strategy Officer Ben Packman will be speaking on a panel discussion at the Westminster Forum Projects policy conference (online): "Next steps for quantum technologies in the UK - regulation, policy and growth". The topic of the panel will be - "Assessing the UK’s evolving regulatory approach to quantum technologies". 📍Monday, 15th December 2025 ⏲️11:45-12:30

Our Lead Cryptography Researcher Shuichi Katsumata has been invited as a keynote speaker at Indocrypt 2025 on the 14-17 December in India (virtual).  He will  be speaking on - "Taking Post-Quantum Cryptography from Theory to Practice: A Case Study with Signal". In this blog post, we explain how we helped Signal Messenger develop SPQR and the role it plays in the new Triple Ratchet protocol: https://lnkd.in/efd5e43j For more information and the full agenda, visit the website. https://hubs.li/Q03Wf69V0 #cryptography #postquantum #quantumsafe #cybersecurity #cryptoagility

An interim report from Japan’s National Cyber Command Office (NCO) has concluded that its government agencies must transition to post-quantum cryptography by 2035. As 2025 draws to a close, it's a fascinating step in alignment with the likes of the UK, US, Canada and EU, towards a roadmap for PQC transition within the decade. The report highlights the importance of prioritization and collaboration. Read more on our blog: https://hubs.li/Q03W8kDt0 #postquantum #nationalsecurity #cybersecurity #quantumsafe

Teamwork, competition, and a whole lot of laughs 😄✨ Our offsite activities were a reminder that great things happen when brilliant people come together — whether we’re solving complex challenges, competing in Highland Games with questionable technique, or practicing our golf swings 💪😂⛳ Here’s a glimpse of the energy, the team spirit, and the moments that made this offsite unforgettable 🤝🔥 Already excited for the next one! 🚀 #PQShield #TeamOffsite #TeamCulture #Cybersecurity #Innovation

See how eShard and PQShield put an ML-KEM hardware implementation through a real side-channel evaluation ➡ https://lnkd.in/eUJW8B7F Together, we walked through the full journey: breaking the unprotected version, probing the protected one and confirming how its countermeasures hold up in practice. Read our blog post for the step-by-step. #hardware #pqc #postquantum #nist

ATTENTION Hardware Architects & Security Engineers: If your PQC is only mathematically secure, it's already vulnerable. 💡 True quantum resilience for embedded and semiconductor devices requires defeating Side-Channel Attacks (SCA) at the silicon level. We partnered with eShard to put our protected ML-KEM (FIPS-203) Hardware IP to the ultimate test. Their rigorous 'Reverse Method' evaluation confirmed the effectiveness of our SCA countermeasures, finding zero leakage in our first-order analysis—even when testing with 1000x the traces needed to break the unprotected version. Implementation matters. Stop relying on unproven PQC and see the proof. Read the full technical evaluation: 🔗 https://hubs.li/Q03W1CVX0 #PQC #SideChannelAttack #SCA #HardwareSecurity #MLKEM #NIST #Cybersecurity #EmbeddedSecurity #Semiconductors Niels Samwel Timo Zijlstra

We are speaking at AsiaCrypt 2025, Melbourne, Australia on the 8-12 December 2025. 💡A Lattice-Based IND-CCA Threshold KEM from the BCHK+ Transform Dr Thomas Prest - Head of Research, presented by co-author Oleksandra (Sasha) Lapiha. 💡A search to distinguish reduction for the isomorphism problem on direct sum lattices Dr Wessel van Woerden - Post-Doctoral Cryptography Researcher For more information about the event and for the full agenda, visit the website. https://hubs.li/Q03VWMf-0 #cryptography #cybersecurity #postquantum

PQCryptoLib-Core v1.0.2 Achieves CAVP Certification for a broad set of classical and post-quantum algorithms A major milestone in our commitment to security and compliance has been reached with the successful completion of the Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program (CAVP) certification for PQCryptoLib-Core v1.0.2 (Certificate #A7693). This validation covers a broad range of NIST-approved classical and post-quantum algorithms, including ML-KEM and ML-DSA, and it marks another significant achievement for the PQShield team underscoring our dedication to delivering the most rigorously tested and trustworthy post-quantum security solutions on the market. What This Means for Our Customers: 👉Verified Reliability: This certification provides independent, third-party assurance of the cryptographic algorithms implemented by PQCryptoLib-Core v1.0.2. 👉Compliance Ready: Organizations in government, defense, and finance can deploy our technology with confidence, knowing it meets mandatory compliance requirements. 👉Future-Proof Security: It solidifies our position as a leader in providing robust, standardized post-quantum cryptography, ensuring your infrastructure is prepared for the quantum computing era. Discover more about our innovative solutions on our product page: PQShield PQCryptoLib-Core: https://hubs.li/Q03VQsnk0

Thom Wiggers will be representing PQShield tomorrow on this webinar with the European Network for Cyber Security, discussing how new devices and networks should be developed with PQC in mind, but also how you might be able to patch an existing deployment. 📆 Join us on: Time: 11.00 AM CEST Date: 26 November 2025 📩 If you would like to participate, see the below post for more information.

“The cryptographic algorithms we rely on today are not going to be secure in ten years.” At Web Summit last week, our CSO Ben Packman underscored an urgent message for the entire technology supply chain. As we approach the post-quantum era, resilient, future-ready security isn’t optional – it’s the baseline for every digital product and service. #postquantum #cryptography #PQC