Quantum Central, part of DigiCert ONE, centralizes cryptographic inventory, applies policies, automates remediation workflows and provides reporting to help enterprises manage the multiyear shift to post-quantum cryptography.
The platform converts findings into assignable remediation workflows and integrates with tools such as Jira and DigiCert Trust Lifecycle Manager to take corrective action.
DigiCert cites its 2026 Quantum Readiness Outlook: 87% of organizations are planning, testing or implementing PQC work, but only 7% have deployed quantum-safe or hybrid cryptography.
Quantum Central includes policy evaluation, dashboards for progress tracking, API-based imports, and an inventory-aware AI assistant to help interpret findings.
DigiCert announced general availability of DigiCert Quantum Central, a management layer in the DigiCert ONE platform aimed at operationalizing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness. The product moved out of preview in July and now offers expanded capabilities to help organizations turn cryptographic discovery into prioritized, trackable remediation work.
Many organizations are planning PQC work but few have deployed quantum-safe cryptography. DigiCert's 2026 Quantum Readiness Outlook found that 87% of organizations are planning, testing, or implementing PQC initiatives while only 7% have deployed quantum-safe or hybrid cryptography. Quantum Central targets the operational gap between visibility and execution by combining inventory, policy, remediation workflows, and reporting in one place.
Kevin Hilscher, Senior Director of Product Management at DigiCert, said: "Quantum Central turns cryptographic visibility into a prioritized and trackable readiness program. Teams can begin with a critical environment, act on what they find and expand over time, while giving leadership, auditors and regulators clear evidence of progress." The announcement frames Quantum Central as the management layer for enterprise quantum readiness and notes it spans cryptographic use cases beyond PKI.
IDC Research Director Jennifer Glenn is quoted describing the need for an operational model: tying inventory, workflows, and reporting to policy "gives organizations a practical operating model for the complex, multiyear transition to quantum-safe cryptography."
The release recommends an incremental approach: assign accountable owners, establish enough cryptographic visibility to set priorities, adopt PQC where supported, and document results. Teams can start with a critical application or infrastructure layer and expand rather than waiting for a full enterprise inventory.
DigiCert Quantum Central is available now. Organizations can start a free trial, request a demo, or contact DigiCert for enterprise deployment discussions.
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