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  • DigiCert launches Quantum Central to aid organizations in post-quantum cryptography readiness.
  • Solution helps discover cryptographic assets, prioritize remediation, and track PQC migration.
  • DigiCert's offering includes Jira integration and educational resources for quantum readiness.

DigiCert has unveiled the preview of DigiCert Quantum Central, an innovative addition to the DigiCert ONE suite, aimed at equipping organizations with the tools necessary to begin post-quantum cryptography (PQC) preparation.

This solution is designed to provide security and IT teams with a framework to locate cryptographic assets, detect vulnerabilities to quantum threats, prioritize remediation, initiate change requests, and map out a migration strategy.

Features of Post-Quantum Readiness

DigiCert Quantum Central serves as a practical entry point for organizations seeking post-quantum readiness. As Kevin Hilscher, Senior Director of Product Management at DigiCert, puts it, "Quantum readiness starts with visibility. Organizations know the risk, but most don't know where their cryptography lives or how to begin migrating. DigiCert Quantum Central helps them inventory their cryptographic assets, prioritize action, and confidently prepare for the transition to post-quantum cryptography."

Self-Service Solution for Security Teams

The introduction of DigiCert Quantum Central as a complimentary preview offers organizations embarking on their PQC journey a self-service tool.

This solution allows security teams to systematically discover cryptographic assets, identify and prioritize necessary remediation actions, and effectively plan and track migration efforts through integration with Jira. Additionally, it provides a measure of quantum readiness and offers access to PQC educational resources.

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