Ensuring Cryptographic Agility: Transition and Retirement Strategies

The article emphasizes the importance of the "Transition and Retirement Phase" in cryptographic lifecycle management. It argues that building cryptographic inventories without clear agility requirements leads to inefficiency. Key elements include ensuring compliance, mitigating algorithm risks, maintaining interoperability, and preparing for quantum threats. It highlights the role of metadata, intent documentation, and collaboration among technical and organizational teams to enhance agility. Organizations should establish modular infrastructures, governance frameworks, and training to adapt seamlessly to cryptographic updates.  

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/current-advice-go-build-cryptographic-inventory-without-osborne-4g3wf/

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