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Sectigo launches Quantum Ready for cryptographic asset discovery

Sectigo says its new Quantum Ready product is designed to help enterprises find cryptographic assets and prepare for post-quantum migration.

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Digital certificate and identity security vendor Sectigo has launched Quantum Ready, a product it says is intended to help enterprises discover cryptographic assets and accelerate preparation for post-quantum cryptography.

The company announced the launch in primary material on its website under the headline “Sectigo Launches Quantum Ready to Help Enterprises Discover Cryptographic Assets and Accelerate…” The supplied evidence does not include a publication date for the announcement, pricing, availability details, customer deployments or independent validation of the product’s performance.

Sectigo’s product page identifies the offering as “QSPM + Quantum Ready”, linking it to quantum security posture management. A separate company blog describes the product as part of a move “from quantum awareness to quantum action”, while an early access FAQ page refers to a “Quantum Ready early access” program. Those pages are also primary company material.

The launch comes as security teams assess how to identify and replace cryptographic systems that could be affected by future quantum computers. Sectigo’s announcement positions Quantum Ready as a tool for discovering cryptographic assets, a necessary early step before organisations can analyse exposure, prioritise systems and plan migration to quantum-resistant approaches.

The company’s own material indicates the product is aimed at enterprises rather than consumers. However, the supplied evidence does not provide technical detail about supported environments, scanning methods, integrations, reporting functions or specific post-quantum algorithms. It also does not state whether the product is generally available or limited to early access.

Sectigo is presenting Quantum Ready in the context of post-quantum readiness, an area where organisations are being urged by governments, standards bodies and security vendors to prepare before large-scale cryptographic migration becomes urgent. Based on the supplied evidence, Sectigo’s stated focus is asset discovery and accelerating enterprise readiness, rather than claiming completed migration or guaranteed protection from quantum-era threats.

No customer names, implementation results or third-party assessments were included in the supplied material. As a result, claims about the product’s usefulness, enterprise impact or operational maturity remain attributable to Sectigo.

REPORTING SOURCESSecurityBrief Australia ↗Sectigo ↗Sectigo Blog ↗Sectigo ↗Sectigo ↗

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