THE LINUX FOUNDATION PROJECTS

Drive the advancement and adoption of post-quantum cryptography.

DISCOVER PQCA

The alliance seeks to address cryptographic security challenges posed by quantum computing by producing high-assurance software implementations of standardized algorithms and supporting the continued development and standardization of new post-quantum algorithms with software for evaluation and prototyping.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • PQC Conference Amsterdam 2026

    Meervaart Meer en Vaart 300, 1068 LE, Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Hybrid Event

    Quantum computers will soon break the cryptographic foundation of the modern enterprise. This is no longer a theoretical risk for cryptography experts to debate—it is an imminent business continuity crisis...

    Free
  • PKC 2027

    PKC 2027 will take place in Taipei, Taiwan on March 1-4, 2027. PKC 2027 is organized by the International Association for Cryptologic Research (IACR). This will be the 30th annual conference on...

LATEST NEWS

September 8, 2026 in Blog

Sonar Cryptography Plugin

Modern applications rely on cryptographic libraries across multiple programming languages, but identifying exactly which cryptographic algorithms and configurations are used in a codebase is difficult. The Sonar Cryptography Plugin addresses…
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July 27, 2026 in Blog

Member Spotlight: In Africa, PQCA’s Tools Meet a Continent’s Backbone

How an associate member put the Alliance's open-source stack to work — and made post-quantum migration a continental conversation. When the Post-Quantum Cryptography Alliance opens its tooling and standards work…
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July 27, 2026 in Blog

Leadership Spotlight: Q&A With Rodrigo Martín Sánchez-Ledesma, OQS TSC Co-Chair

Q: What is your current role/background, and how did you first get involved with Open Quantum Safe (OQS)? A: My name is Rodrigo Martín Sánchez-Ledesma. I am a mathematician from…
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