What the UK Cyber Governance Code Means for Quantum Risk
July 17, 2026
The UK Cyber Governance Code of Practice makes one thing clear: cyber risk is no longer just an operational issue for IT teams. It is
Our evidence-based platform and advisory service helps organisations measure their post-quantum cryptography risk, then turn those deep technical findings into a clear picture that boards and leaders can understand.
No more spreadsheets. No more manual audits. No more missing pieces. Quantumfy looks at your internet-facing systems and key touchpoints into the network to provide a complete catalogue of your cryptography and what’s quantum-vulnerable – so you can get a clear view before your data can be compromised.
Get board-friendly summaries of your Quantumfy dashboard in a downloadable report, which includes an overall QScore and estimated remediation costs for easy comparison.
Quickly identify which services require resolutions and which ones are the highest priority with our remediation cost panel.
Keep ahead of the risk – timelines show you how your organisation’s resilience level might degrade over time if you don’t take action.
Defend your current posture and plan your next migration step with automated updates, including full comparisons to past scans.
Jump into individual assets and see which protocols they’re passing and which need improvement, with individual QScores for each certificate.
Our virtual Quantum Resilience Analysts can interpret the data Quantumfy discovers to help prepare your organisation for Q-Day and beyond.
If your organisation doesn’t have the in-house capability to make the necessary changes to become PQC ready, our advisors can help.
Quantumfy’s team have decades of experience in cyber security and resilience, and will develop a strategic plan using the Quantumfy platform’s findings to ensure your business stays secure.
Quantumfy is set up to support businesses at multiple stages of the PQC journey – whether you are in the process of uncovering your current vulnerabilities with an ad-hoc scan, or need continuous monitoring to stay vigilant against changes to the quantum landscape.
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Quantumfy makes the transition to post-quantum cryptography easier, but it’s still a complex subject with lots to consider. Read our FAQs to learn more.
Think of encryption like the locks on the doors to your money, customer data, and operations. New “tools” like quantum computing can make some locks easier to pick, but most organisations don’t know where the weak locks are – until they’re forced to react to a customer asking for proof, an audit going wrong, or (worst case) a breach.
Post-quantum cryptography refers to cryptographic algorithms designed to be secure against the unique threats posed by a future, powerful quantum computer.
Quantumfy finds where you have algorithms and certificates across your systems and suppliers that can be broken by quantum computing, shows you what matters most, and gives you a clear plan on how to remediate it.
In the Quantumfy platform, we show you what remediation costs could look like. This is a rule-based complexity estimate for prioritisation, not a precise financial quote, and is based on average consultancy rates within the UK. However, it can help you to understand how much it might cost to put mitigation factors in place and replace your current cryptographic functions.
If you aren’t sure what to do next, that’s where Quantumfy’s expert advisors can help. We explain what the risk means for your business, help you choose what to tackle first, and turn the findings into a clear plan with steps, owners, and priorities for reducing risk over time.
We structure the work in a way that matches trusted frameworks – such as the NCSC and NIST – so it’s easy to defend in governance and audits.
Quantum computing may still be years away, but the time it could take to ensure your systems and cryptography are up to date may end up being longer. That’s why it’s best to start updating your most critical systems now and putting a plan together that will help reduce the risk significantly as Q-Day arrives.
When you initiate a scan with Quantumfy, you enter your main domain – the system then identifies all your subdomains and internet-facing systems.
On our Assure tier (launching soon), you will also be able to enter the names of third-party supplier domains, such as the ones tied to your critical systems. This will help you to understand where any third-party risk is that could be traced back to your system – as it stands, bad actors and attackers already focus on third-parties to sneak into organisations and steal critical data.
Yes – government entities like the NCSC are already publishing guidelines on what businesses need to do ahead of Q-Day. Eventually, this will turn into legislation such as frameworks like GDPR in order to protect sensitive data from exploitation, and businesses will become liable in the event of breaches, just like they are now with more traditional cyberattacks.
Broader cyber risk discovery tools focus on exposed infrastructure and vulnerabilities – for example, when an outdated software patch could lead to weaknesses that encourage hackers. However, they don’t identify future cryptographic risk, nor do they inventory your current cryptography and certification. This is where Quantumfy can help.
Read our experts’ insights into the constantly shifting quantum computing landscape and learn how to stay resilient.
The UK Cyber Governance Code of Practice makes one thing clear: cyber risk is no longer just an operational issue for IT teams. It is
The post-quantum cryptography deadline that matters most for businesses is not 2035. It is 2028. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has set out a
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