A starting library of standards, public guidance and documented insurer research.
| Resource | What it helps answer | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| NIST post-quantum cryptography | What standards are available and why migration matters. | Standards and guidance; do not assume one universal private-sector deadline. |
| NCCoE migration project | How organizations can discover dependencies and plan migration. | Practical research and implementation resources. |
| UK NCSC migration milestones | Planning by 2028, priority work by 2031 and a 2035 completion target. | UK guidance. These are not universal U.S. insurance requirements. |
| NYDFS cyber-insurance risk framework | Policy clarity, systemic risk and the importance of cyber expertise. | 2021 framework for relevant New York-authorized insurers; not a quantum coverage promise. |
Check the publication date, the task measured, the classical comparison, the hardware or simulation used, and whether another group has replicated the result. A partnership announcement and a production deployment are different kinds of evidence.
A technical standard is also different from a law, an insurer requirement or a vendor’s statement of future intent.
A sourced starting point for evaluating insurer quantum research, including Allstate's 2025 partnership and its 2026 underwriting optimization preprint.
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