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Patero and Horizen Labs Collaborate to Help Organizations Prepare for Post-Quantum Security

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Briefings

Patero Inc. and Horizen Labs announced a collaboration to assist organizations in assessing cryptographic dependencies and planning post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration. Horizen Labs will lead advisory engagements to create migration roadmaps, while Patero's PanoQoR platform supports cryptographic inventories and visibility gap identification. Clients may evaluate Patero's CryptoQoR in scoped pilots to test protection on specific network connections before deciding on wider deployment. The partnership emerged from Horizen Labs' selection of Patero as a key partner in its PQC Vendor Ecosystem Map.

Key points

• Horizen Labs selected Patero as a key partner in its PQC Vendor Ecosystem Map to share solution providers for different areas of a cryptographic estate.
• Patero's PanoQoR platform can support cryptographic inventories and identify visibility gaps in existing cryptographic dependencies.

Context

Organizations often have years of cryptographic decisions embedded in applications and infrastructure, making it difficult to identify dependencies and sequence migrations. This collaboration aims to help clients prioritize which changes to fund and how to validate them in a live environment before committing to broader rollouts.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the press release and internal briefing materials. It does not include independent verification of the PanoQoR platform's capabilities, the specific endpoints tested in the CryptoQoR pilots, or the performance metrics of the migration roadmaps developed by Horizen Labs.

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