Isbn: 9798171783396 - post-quantum readiness for enterprise systems: inventory cryptographic dependencies, assess risk, and build a controlled migration roadmap (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Quantum risk is not only a cryptography problem. It is an enterprise change-management problem.Many organizations know that new post-quantum cryptographic standards exist. Fewer know where vulnerable cryptography is actually used across their applications, networks, certificates, identity systems, cloud platforms, devices, suppliers, and software delivery processes.The hardest part of post-quantum migration is not selecting a new algorithm.It is discovering every dependency, understanding its business impact, coordinating the transition, testing compatibility, and changing cryptography without breaking digital trust.Post-Quantum Readiness for Enterprise Systems provides a practical framework for preparing organizations for the transition to post-quantum cryptography.This book helps security leaders, architects, engineers, and technology executives build a controlled migration program based on visibility, prioritization, and crypto agility.Inside, you will learn how to: Understand what quantum computing changes for enterprise cryptographic systemsSeparate cryptographic threat from migration riskIdentify where quantum-vulnerable cryptography exists across technology environmentsBuild a cryptographic inventory and cryptographic bill of materialsMap dependencies across networks, identity systems, applications, cloud platforms, software supply chains, and operational technologyPrioritize migration using protection lifetime, business impact, migration difficulty, and control confidenceUnderstand NIST post-quantum standards including ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSAEvaluate hybrid cryptography as a transition strategyDesign crypto-agile architectures that support future algorithm changesModernize TLS, SSH, VPNs, PKI, certificates, identity systems, and signing infrastructureAssess applications, APIs, databases, cloud services, SaaS platforms, and long-lived devicesBuild interoperability testing programs and migration validation environmentsCreate vendor requirements and procurement strategies for cryptographic transitionDevelop phased migration roadmaps with measurable outcomesEstablish governance models, readiness dashboards, decision records, and operational checklistsRealistic enterprise scenarios demonstrate why cryptographic migration requires more than algorithm replacement. A certificate authority, firmware signing system, cloud service, embedded device, or partner connection may become the true migration constraint.The book includes practical tools such as: A 90-day cryptographic inventory sprintPost-quantum risk recordsMigration decision templatesVendor roadmap recordsExecutive review frameworksEnterprise readiness checklistsMigration evidence packagesWhether you are a CISO, security architect, cloud engineer, enterprise architect, DevSecOps professional, PKI specialist, technology leader, or security program manager, this book will help you move from uncertainty to a measurable post-quantum migration strategy.Do not wait for cryptographic change to become an emergency. Build the visibility, agility, and governance needed to change securely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Quantum risk is not only a cryptography problem. It is an enterprise change-management problem.Many organizations know that new post-quantum cryptographic standards exist. Fewer know where vulnerable cryptography is actually used across their applications, networks, certificates, identity systems, cloud platforms, devices, suppliers, and software delivery processes.The hardest part of post-quantum migration is not selecting a new algorithm.It is discovering every dependency, understanding its business impact, coordinating the transition, testing compatibility, and changing cryptography without breaking digital trust.Post-Quantum Readiness for Enterprise Systems provides a practical framework for preparing organizations for the transition to post-quantum cryptography.This book helps security leaders, architects, engineers, and technology executives build a controlled migration program based on visibility, prioritization, and crypto agility.Inside, you will learn how to: Understand what quantum computing changes for enterprise cryptographic systemsSeparate cryptographic threat from migration riskIdentify where quantum-vulnerable cryptography exists across technology environmentsBuild a cryptographic inventory and cryptographic bill of materialsMap dependencies across networks, identity systems, applications, cloud platforms, software supply chains, and operational technologyPrioritize migration using protection lifetime, business impact, migration difficulty, and control confidenceUnderstand NIST post-quantum standards including ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSAEvaluate hybrid cryptography as a transition strategyDesign crypto-agile architectures that support future algorithm changesModernize TLS, SSH, VPNs, PKI, certificates, identity systems, and signing infrastructureAssess applications, APIs, databases, cloud services, SaaS platforms, and long-lived devicesBuild interoperability testing programs and migration validation environmentsCreate vendor requirements and procurement strategies for cryptographic transitionDevelop phased migration roadmaps with measurable outcomesEstablish governance models, readiness dashboards, decision records, and operational checklistsRealistic enterprise scenarios demonstrate why cryptographic migration requires more than algorithm replacement. A certificate authority, firmware signing system, cloud service, embedded device, or partner connection may become the true migration constraint.The book includes practical tools such as: A 90-day cryptographic inventory sprintPost-quantum risk recordsMigration decision templatesVendor roadmap recordsExecutive review frameworksEnterprise readiness checklistsMigration evidence packagesWhether you are a CISO, security architect, cloud engineer, enterprise architect, DevSecOps professional, PKI specialist, technology leader, or security program manager, this book will help you move from uncertainty to a measurable post-quantum migration strategy.Do not wait for cryptographic change to become an emergency. Build the visibility, agility, and governance needed to change securely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …