Think Earlier.

    The quantum problem starts before the quantum computer arrives.

    Resources

    Everything QCI publishes, in one place. The standard and its documents are free to read, cite and use, with no form. Start with the document for your role, or go straight to a topic, a tool or the latest analysis.

    The standard and its documents

    QCI-QS1 v2.3 is the current edition. Pick the document for your role, or download all 23 at once.

    Start here

    One document for your role. The rest can wait.

    23 documents, 2.4 MB. No form required.

    Every edition, its status and the change log are on the QCI-QS1 standards index.

    Sector supplements

    How QCI-QS1 applies to each regulated sector, including the regulator crosswalks and supplier dependencies particular to it.

    Templates and instruments

    Working documents for running a QCI-QS1 program: evidence acceptance, agility testing, exceptions and decisions.

    Knowledge Center

    Plain-language articles on how scoring, migration, supplier evidence and governance work under QCI-QS1 v2.3.

    • Fundamentals1 article

      The core ideas behind quantum risk: what is exposed, why timing matters and which cryptography is affected.

    • QCI-QS1 scoring: pillars and gates10 articles

      How the five Q-Risk pillars are levelled and how the G60, G70 and G80 gates cap the final score under QCI-QS1 v2.3.

    • Cryptographic inventory1 article

      How organizations find, record and keep current the cryptography their critical systems and data flows rely on.

    • Migration and crypto agility7 articles

      How organizations plan, test and accept the move to post-quantum cryptography, and prove they can change cryptography again.

    • Suppliers and procurement5 articles

      How to assess supplier post-quantum readiness, what to ask vendors and what a supplier attestation should contain.

    • Governance and assurance5 articles

      What boards should ask, what a board report contains and what evidence auditors should expect.

    • Standards and regulation3 articles

      Post-quantum cryptography standards, NIST transition guidance and how QCI-QS1 relates to legal obligations.

    Free tools

    Self-service tools. None of them produces an independently assessed Q-Risk Score.

    Quantum risk governance readiness checklist (PDF)

    40 items across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, CMMC, FedRAMP, PCI DSS, GDPR/CCPA and SWIFT CSP. Sent to your email.

    Explainers and references

    Analysis and events

    Most of your quantum risk is in your vendor list.

    The Supplier Readiness Pilot asks your critical suppliers for their post-quantum plans and gives your board a one-page answer in 30 days.