Post-quantum security starts with knowing where your cryptography lives
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-07-23
In a short reply thread, Monique Morrow argues that post-quantum security is as much a governance problem as a technology problem.
The key point is that organizations should first understand what they are protecting and where cryptography exists across their environment. That visibility lets leaders prioritize, manage risk, and prepare for migration before urgency forces bad decisions.
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