Migration and crypto agility
Migration is judged by accepted production change, not by plans. Read these in order: what agility means, how to plan and time the work, what goes first, where hybrid fits, and how a change is tested and accepted.
Suggested order
- Crypto agility: definition and practical demonstration : Understand crypto agility
- PQC migration roadmap, milestones and decision records : Structure the roadmap
- When to begin PQC migration and when to defer deployment : Decide when to start and when to defer
- What determines PQC migration duration and effort : Estimate duration item by item
- What migrates first and why : Sequence by exposure and dependency
- Hybrid approaches and their limitations : Know what hybrid does and does not do
- Testing, acceptance and rollback : Test, accept and roll back
- Pillar 4: PQC migration readiness and crypto agility : See how migration is scored in Pillar 4
- What G80 means and how to satisfy it : Check the agility test behind the G80 gate
Published pages in this section
Showing 7 of 7 published pages.
- Definition
Crypto agility: definition and practical demonstration
What crypto agility means in practice and how it is demonstrated.
- Implementation
PQC migration roadmap, milestones and decision records
- Decision
When to begin PQC migration and when to defer deployment
- Decision
What determines PQC migration duration and effort
- Decision
What migrates first and why
- Definition
Hybrid approaches and their limitations
- Implementation
Testing, acceptance and rollback