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Compliance Edition · July 2026

Track the global shift to Post Quantum Cryptography

Every approved algorithm, active compliance deadline, and published specification across five world regions and thirty-five jurisdictions. Sourced from primary government authorities and international standards bodies.

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01 · Algorithm acceptance

Where every algorithm stands.

Regulatory status of sixteen post-quantum algorithms mapped against nine national authorities, classified as approved, mandated, under review, or without a published position. Hover any cell for the full status text from the source workbook.

Approved / Mandated
Primary or only choice
Not approved
Watching / under review
No listed position
02 · Deadline timeline

Compliance arrives in waves.

All active PQC migration deadlines organized by enforcement year — showing which jurisdictions and standards bodies have compliance obligations due and when. Filter by year to see exactly what is due.

03 · Regions

Five regions, fully drilled.

Five world regions profiled across nine compliance parameters — governing body, key mandates, algorithm approach, algorithm status, hybrid schemes, primary aim, deadlines, urgency, and source references. Expandable per country.

04 · Standards catalog

Specifications, by body.

Fourteen post-quantum cryptographic specifications from seven standards organizations — ETSI, ISO/IEC, IETF, ITU-T, PCI SSC, ANSI/X9, and GSMA — with publication status, scope, and adopters. Each entry shows publication status so you know whether the standard is final and safe to implement against, or still in draft and subject to change.