PQC Ready · by SDTC Solutions
Our team helps your organisation assess cryptographic exposure, plan the migration, and move toward quantum-safe infrastructure with structure and confidence.
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Move through six connected phases, from awareness to continuous assurance.
01 / Why it matters
02 / The quantum risk
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Encrypted data stolen today can be stored and unlocked the moment a quantum computer is ready.
ExploreA large quantum computer running Shor's algorithm can break RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography.
ExploreIf signatures can be forged, software updates, certificates and identities can be impersonated.
ExploreData that must stay private for decades — health, legal, state, intellectual property — is the first to fall.
ExploreGrover's algorithm chips away at the symmetric encryption that protects data at rest.
ExploreEmbedded, OT and IoT devices with decade-long lifespans can't simply be patched.
Explore03 / A shared map
Enterprises and organisations are at different stages of PQC awareness and readiness. We use the PQC Enterprise Maturity Model (PQCEMM) to evaluate how prepared an organisation is to manage its transition. The stage-gated result runs from Level 1 to Level 5, with progress and evidence confidence shown separately.
Understand the PQCEMM model →04 / How it works
Getting quantum-ready is a coordinated programme across people, suppliers and technology - from first exposure awareness through continuous assurance.
05 / Standards & guidance
We help you interpret the standards, national roadmaps and regulatory expectations shaping the transition, then turn them into practical priorities for your organisation.
The US standards body that finalised the first post-quantum algorithms — ML-KEM, ML-DSA and SLH-DSA — now the global baseline for migration. Read the full guide →
+ DetailsThe UK National Cyber Security Centre, whose guidance sets out how organisations should plan and stage their move to post-quantum cryptography. Read the full guide →
+ DetailsThe EU Digital Operational Resilience Act — financial entities must manage and evidence their ICT and cryptographic risk. Read the full guide →
+ DetailsThe EU directive raising cyber-security and risk-management duties across essential and important sectors. Read the full guide →
+ DetailsThe international standard for an information-security management system — the framework many organisations already certify against. Read the full guide →
+ DetailsThe NSA's Commercial National Security Algorithm Suite 2.0, setting quantum-resistant requirements for US national-security systems. Read the full guide →
+ Details06 / Who we help
These are examples, not an exhaustive target market. Quantum exposure follows long-lived data, products, infrastructure and supply chains across every sector.
Payments, identity and customer data that must stay trustworthy for years — under heavy regulation, and long after Q-Day.
Subscriber data and network infrastructure with decade-long service lifespans to protect.
Operational technology, supply chains and continuity of services a whole nation depends on.
Tenant confidentiality, platform trust and key management at massive scale.
Citizen data and sensitive archives that must stay sealed for decades.
Patient records and research data with lifetime confidentiality requirements.
Privileged archives and client confidentiality that must hold, indefinitely.
Connected products, industrial control, embedded cryptography and supplier networks with long replacement cycles.
07 / Leadership
Chief Executive Officer
Helps organisations of all sizes navigate the move to post-quantum cryptography before quantum-capable threats become operational.
Martin began his career at Intel, where he led the operational growth of their largest European R&D site and later directed Intel's global Risk and Controls function — building enterprise-wide frameworks for business continuity and asset protection.
In 2020 he founded SDTC Solutions, a consultancy focused on strategic transformation and risk-controlled delivery. He has a background in Computer Science with post-graduate study at Imperial College Business School, and serves as an elected councillor and a magistrate.
Director, Sales & Business Development
Helps organisations in financial services, defence, energy and healthcare turn complex technology shifts into risk-managed plans.
A graduate of Royal Holloway with a Master's in International Security, Mikhail builds partnerships across the UK, Europe, Central Asia and the Gulf region.
He began his career at the intersection of government procurement and international health diplomacy, and today advises leadership teams on emerging cyber and resilience risks, including post-quantum readiness.
Chief Technology Officer
Leads the technical strategy for assessing and addressing exposure to post-quantum cryptography risk.
Alexey built his foundational expertise at Intel, helping establish their largest European R&D site across platform performance, wireless transmission and processor architecture.
He completed an MSc at Stanford Graduate School of Business, co-founded an ASIC services business, and studied Quantum Computing at MIT — sharpening his focus on the intersection of quantum theory and real-world cryptographic risk.
PR, Policy & Advocacy Executive
Leads the firm's marketing and media programmes, brand development and cyber-policy advocacy.
Anastasiia began her career in Ukraine in public affairs and strategic communications, including overseeing PR for the Ukrainian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
She holds a Master's in International Law from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and is reading for an MPA at the London School of Economics.
Chief Operating Officer
Oversees PQC Ready's operational foundations while working directly with clients on complex transformation and risk engagements.
A founding member who joined in 2025, Roeland brings three decades of international experience in general management, operations and large-scale transformation across consultancy and manufacturing.
His career spans Managing Director, CFO and Director of Transformation roles across automotive, optical cable, agri-food and oil — including World Bank and EBRD-funded projects. He is fluent in English, German, Dutch and Russian.
Digital Solutions Lead
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08 / Responsible use
PQC Ready uses AI to make complex readiness work easier to navigate, while keeping people accountable for the method, the decisions and the relationship with you. We explain when AI is involved, minimise the information required and use an NDA when a confidential engagement needs sensitive evidence.
Quinn is an AI-assisted guide. It explains questions, helps you structure answers and can prepare clearly labelled advisory material. The assessment method and service boundaries remain defined by PQC Ready.
How Quinn uses AI →The free Quick Scan asks only for the information needed to create an indicative snapshot. We keep the purpose visible, separate a Quick Scan from a formal maturity assessment and avoid hidden reuse.
Read the data boundary →Registered workspaces separate account data and assessment history. When detailed evidence or confidential architecture is needed, we first agree the scope, access and handling expectations under an NDA.
Public versus protected tools →09 / Get started
Bring a board question, a regulatory pressure point or a technical uncertainty. The first step is making the exposure visible.
Not sure where to start? Use the guide →Not sure where you actually stand? Try the Quick Scan with Quinn — a free, no-pressure first read on your quantum readiness, with a clear next move.
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