SHA-2

We've been building them into our products so that we can issue a post-quantum certificate that is based around this new math.

And so from what we've seen, that is... yes, I guess you could maybe relate it to how we migrated things in the past from like SHA-1 to SHA-2.

It's kind of a similar, and I've heard my CTO talk about this, that took decades.

So now if we're talking about migrating RSA or ECC, which is today's classical algorithms, pretty solid, right? But not when the PQC computer has that capability.

And like any large cryptography, you know, cryptography underpins everything we do, right? Our lifestyle, our banking, how we interact with the Internet.

And any sort of large rotation of algorithms that we've done in the past, whether it was going to AES or going from SHA-2 to SHA-3, it's not trivial.

It's not trivial because cartography is pervasive within our systems.

And so I think the risks are becoming more relevant.

We've been building them into our products so that we can issue a post-quantum certificate that is based around this new math.

And so from what we've seen, that is... yes, I guess you could maybe relate it to how we migrated things in the past from like SHA-1 to SHA-2.

It's kind of a similar, and I've heard my CTO talk about this, that took decades.

So now if we're talking about migrating RSA or ECC, which is today's classical algorithms, pretty solid, right? But not when the PQC computer has that capability.