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Post-Quantum Cryptography Preparation Plans
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1.
Are you aware of the risk of quantum computers being able to break some types of common, traditional cryptography?
Yes
No
2.
If you are aware of the risk of quantum computers being able to break some types of common traditional cryptography, how do you rank your interest?
Extremely familiar
Very familiar
Somewhat familiar
Not so familiar
Not at all familiar
3.
Do you think at least some members of senior management (and/or the Board of Directors) of your organization are aware of the risk of quantum computers being able to break some types of common, traditional cryptography?
Yes
No
4.
Has your organization started an active project, with people assigned specific tasks and deadlines, to tackle the risk of quantum computers being able to break traditional cryptography?
Yes
No
5.
Have you started or concluded a cryptographic inventory listing the types of cryptography used to protect critical data and systems?
Yes
No
6.
If you have not started an active project to address quantum computers breaking traditional cryptography, what year do you think a project of that type might begin in your organization?
Not applicable, project already started
Likely This Year
Likely Next Year
Likely in the Next Few Years
Likely After the Next Few Years
Not Sure
Likely Never Until Forced
7.
What size is your organization?
Less than 100 employees
Less than 1000 employees, but greater than 100
Less than 10000 employees, but greater than 1000
Greater than 10000 employees, but less than 100000 employees
Greater than 100000 employees
8.
Are you an organization that is required by law to follow US NIST/CISA guidelines?
Yes
No