I will write a post quantum cryptography readiness briefing for your business

Your encryption is fine for now. The real question is whether it's still fine in 10 years, and whether someone is already collecting your encrypted data today, waiting for the day it isn't.

That's the "harvest now, decrypt later" threat: adversaries capture encrypted traffic now and simply wait for quantum computers to catch up. It sounds distant but NIST finalized the first post-quantum cryptography standards in 2024, and governments and large enterprises are already migrating.

I'm a Cyber Security student researching post-quantum cryptography in collaboration with Shaheen Shield's PQC program, where I designed the architecture for how their post-quantum services are delivered to clients. This gig brings that research to smaller teams who can't justify an enterprise security consultancy but still want a straight answer to "are we exposed, and what do we do about it?"

What you get:

A plain-English breakdown of the quantum threat as it applies to your specific stack

Where "harvest now, decrypt later" risk actually applies to your data and where it doesn't

Your current cryptographic approach mapped against NIST's PQC standards

A prioritized, non-technical action plan your team can