Federal PQC Readiness: Operational Resilience Against Emerging Threats

Federal agencies are preparing for the move to post-quantum cryptography (PQC), but many still lack a full inventory of cryptography assets like certificates, keys and cryptography libraries running across their environments. Without this foundational visibility, the journey to quantum readiness is built on uncertainty, making a confident and effective migration strategy impossible.

Join us to see how ServiceNow can help close the gap:

• Discover and assess: ServiceNow Cryptographic Asset Compliance (CAC) inventories cryptographic assets, assesses PQC readiness and supports remediation, with integrations for CyberArk, Venafi and Keyfactor. Certificate lifetimes are shrinking to 47 days. Learn how ServiceNow Certificate Inventory and Management can help to automate the certificate request, renew and revoke operations.
• See where SI runs: Shadow SI incidents hit 43% of breached orgs. Learn how ServiceNow Agent Client Collector enables discovery and how SI Control Tower (SICT) helps manage it. ITOM Discovery and Service Mapping discover the infrastructure, services and dependencies behind each SI workload, so SICT can see where SI runs and what it affects.
• Act on what it finds: Event Management and health signals surface problems as they happen, and CMDB relationships trace them to their source. SI governance stops being a policy exercise and becomes something teams can act on.

Why now?

Federal milestones begin in October 2026, with broader migration deadlines running from 2030 through 2035, driven by NSM-10, the Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act, OMB M-23-02, NIST FIPS standards and Executive Order 14412. Agencies need to understand their current cryptographic environment before they can plan the transition.