Evertrust explains ANSSI's 2027 post-quantum crypto certification cutoff
ANSSI will stop certifying non-quantum-safe products, requiring hybrid cryptography, with deadlines in 2027 and 2030.
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European PKI and certificate lifecycle management provider
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In short: Evertrust secured €10M in Series A funding, achieved ANSSI certification, and expanded its European PKI and CLM presence via partnerships.
ANSSI will stop certifying non-quantum-safe products, requiring hybrid cryptography, with deadlines in 2027 and 2030.
The company is participating in the post-quantum transition project with CryptoNext Security, Eviden and Reversense.
The US order requires federal agencies and contractors to migrate high-value systems by 2030 and signatures by 2031, affecting European firms in the supply chain.
It details HSM-backed keys, reproducible builds, quorum approvals, timestamped short-lived certificates, and signing-event anomaly detection, and positions Evertrust as the PKI lifecycle provider.
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