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3.4 EU Regulation
European requirements for Post-Quantum security.
NIS2 Directive
The NIS2 Directive has been in force since October 2024 and requires „state of the art“ cryptography for critical infrastructures.
Affected sectors:
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3.5 Critical Infrastructure
PQC requirements for critical infrastructure operators.
Definition
Critical infrastructures are organizations and facilities of significant importance to the community, whose failure would have dramatic consequences.
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3.6 PQC Migration
Steps for introducing quantum-safe cryptography.
Phase 1: Inventory (2025)
What needs to be done:
* Identify all cryptographic systems
* Document RSA/ECC usage
* Assess data lifespan
* Risk categorization
Tools:
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3.3 NIST PQC Standards
The official US standards for quantum-safe cryptography.
Background
NIST has published the first three Post-Quantum Standards in August 2024 after 8 years of research.
The Three Standards
FIPS 203 - ML-KEM
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3.2 Benefits of PQ Security
Why invest in Post-Quantum now?
Future-Proofing
* Protection against quantum computer attacks
* Long-term data protection (10+ years)
* No retroactive decryption possible
Compliance
* NIS2 compliant (EU)
* DORA compliant (Financial sector)
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3.1 What is Post-Quantum Cryptography?
Protection against future quantum computer attacks.
The Problem
Today's encryption (RSA), ECC) is based on mathematical problems that are hard to solve for normal computers. Quantum computers could solve these problems in minutes instead of millennia - using Shor's Algorithm