PQC standards & compliance
CNSA 2.0 in plain English, and what 2027 means for Indian enterprises
The US timeline sets the pace even for Indian buyers, because your customers and your supply chain answer to it.
Why an American mandate matters in Mumbai
CNSA 2.0 is a US National Security Agency requirement. It doesn't bind an Indian bank directly. It binds the vendors that Indian bank buys from, the OEMs whose questionnaires it must answer, and the timelines the whole industry now plans against. 2027 is when software and firmware signing must be quantum-safe under CNSA 2.0.
If your product ships into a supply chain that touches US government or defence, the deadline is effectively yours.
The practical read
Treat CNSA 2.0's 2027 as the date your signing must be PQ-ready and its later dates as your general migration horizon. Signing is where hash-based signatures (LMS/XMSS) matter, see Dhiti Sign.
