Procivis states that its customers can already sign and validate digital proofs and identities (verifiable credentials) using post-quantum cryptography.
Post-quantum cryptography by Procivis ↗
What happened
- Procivis states that its post-quantum process was selected by NIST in a selection process running since 2017.
Why it matters to Signicat
- Procivis positions post-quantum signing of verifiable credentials as a current product capability, a claim Signicat's trust and signing lines do not currently match in this source.
- The article is a vendor thought-leadership piece with no customer names, deployment details, or independent validation; the NIST claim is unverified here.
Evidence from the source (3 quotes)
- “we have already implemented a process that was selected by NIST as part of a selection process that has been running since 2017.” source ↗
- “Our customers already have the option of signing and validating their digital proofs and identities (verifiable credentials) using post-quantum cryptography.” source ↗
- “This article is based on the original post of Andreas Freitag on LinkedIn.” source ↗
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