08/26/2026
Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a distant concern. The standards are finalized, the migration tools are here, and yet many organizations are moving too slowly.
Troy Troublefield, CEO of DOC Technology Systems, LLC and Adjunct Professor in Cyberpsychology at Capitol Technology University, highlights why that gap exists. The answer isn’t just technical complexity or limited resources—it’s also human. Bias, inertia, and the way security decisions are made are all slowing down real progress on quantum-resistant readiness.
What makes this especially urgent is that adversaries aren’t waiting. “Harvest now, decrypt later” strategies mean encrypted data being protected today could still be at risk tomorrow if action is delayed.
Troublefield’s article explores the behavioral barriers behind PQC adoption and offers a practical roadmap for security leaders who need to address both the technical and human sides of the transition.
See why the biggest challenge in PQC may not be the technology—but the decisions behind it!
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