Certes Recognized as Global PQC-Enabling Technology Leader.
Frost & Sullivan has awarded Certes its 2026 Global Enabling Technology Leadership Recognition, for its data-centric approach to post-quantum protection.
Protect today. Prepare for tomorrow.
PQC migration is a major undertaking. Organizations need to identify vulnerable cryptography across applications, infrastructure and data, then progressively move complex technology estates toward quantum-resistant protection.
But sensitive data can't wait for that process to finish...
Frost & Sullivan highlights Certes' approach to protecting critical data now, while organizations continue their longer-term PQC migration.
Your PQC migration could take years. Start protecting data in weeks.
Waiting for every application, vendor and infrastructure component to become quantum-safe can leave sensitive data exposed during migration that may take years.
Certes provides a faster route. Protect critical data in weeks, while the wider cryptographic migration continues at a pace your business can manage.
A faster path to post-quantum protection
No Rip and Replace
Add data-centric protection without rewriting applications or re-architecting the network.
Central Control
Certes' Cryptographic Abstraction Layer separates protection from the underlying technology stack, enabling cryptographic change to be managed centrally.
Crypto Agility
Adapt protection as standards and algorithms change without repeating a major migration.
Built for Complexity
Apply consistent protection across legacy, cloud and hybrid environments.
Get the Frost & Sullivan report
Discover why Frost & Sullivan recognized Certes for Global Enabling Technology Leadership in Post-Quantum Cryptography and what its analysis means for organizations preparing for PQC.
Inside the report:
• Why PQC migration will be a long-term enterprise challenge
- • Why “harvest now, decrypt later” creates risk today
- • Why crypto-agility matters as standards continue to evolve
- • How Certes protects critical data while wider migration continues