About Quentir
Board-grade insights on quantum innovation, biomedical discovery, cybersecurity and the post-quantum transition.
Quentir is a self-serve insights company. You subscribe, read, and cite — a continuously updated library, the Quentir Radar weekly digest, the free Quentir Medicine Monitor and Defense Monitor, and in-depth Signature Reports. Hyper-specialized, scholarly grade — with a promise at its heart: technology in service of values, democracy, and liberty.
What we publish
Self-serve insights products, ready the day you buy.
Quantum Readiness Scanner
A $900 board-facing self-assessment: thirty-two questions, one hour, a board-ready report by the next business day, and your position on the maturity ladder from PQ-unaware to PQ-enabled. Start the assessment.
Quentir Radar — the weekly digest
The week in AI, quantum, and PQC governance — and what it means — board-legible in ten minutes, every week. Evidence-based and forward-looking, $59/month. Included with the Library. Start with Radar.
Quentir Medicine
The free Quentir Medicine Monitor delivers independent insights on quantum medicine, and the Quantum Medicine Evidence Register ($1,490/year or $149/month) keeps the underlying database state of the art, with a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) on every entry — from research paper to lab experiment to clinic.
Quentir Defense
The free Quentir Defense Monitor delivers interdisciplinary, data-driven insights on quantum security — cybersecurity, dual-use technology, and the quantum-AI convergence — and the Quantum Defense Evidence Register ($1,490/year or $149/month) powers novel defense use case discovery, with a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) on every entry — from lab to battlefield.
Signature Reports & All-access
Our premium tier: board-ready reports and annually refreshed roadmaps, published by Quentir Systems LLC and grounded in the founder’s published frameworks. The All-access membership bundles everything Quentir publishes.
Signature Reports · Featured title
The PQC Migration Roadmap for Boards, 2026
Board-ready · one-time purchase, per edition
Post-quantum cryptography: the governance timeline, the inventory method, and the phased roadmap.
An evidence-based, board-ready roadmap for the post-quantum cryptography transition: why the timeline compressed, which obligations bind and on whom, what to inventory first, and the milestone sequence a board can oversee through 2035.
- Threat & standards landscape: NIST FIPS 203/204/205, CNSA 2.0, the EU coordinated roadmap, NIS2, DORA
- Cryptographic inventory, data shelf-life ranking, and harvest-now-decrypt-later prioritization
- A migration roadmap for board-level oversight, 2026–2035
- Citation-ready evidence tables you can hand to counsel and auditors
Why a product company
Built to scale knowledge, and the values behind it.
Boards, general counsel, and strategy teams need a current, citable read on a legal-technical frontier that moves monthly — transparency duties that bind on a date, migration calendars converging on 2030 and 2035, hardware estimates that compressed a decade into years. The usual answers are a consulting engagement (slow, bespoke, expensive) or generic coverage (fast, shallow, uncitable).
Quentir takes a third path: we package framework-led, evidence-based insights into products you buy and read the same day — self-serve, 24 hours a day. The same briefs and reports reach every subscriber the day they publish, so the work scales.
The method is grounded in the founder’s published scholarship and public record — the frameworks below — but the company is deliberately a publisher and a shop — every insight ships as a product you can buy today.
Why teams rely on it
Insights you can cite.
Quentir Insights is a paid insights service on a fast-moving legal-technical frontier, published by Quentir Systems LLC on a fixed cadence — deep, cross-sectoral synthesis in the golden triangle of academia, industry, and policy, grounded in peer-reviewed scholarship.
It is built for boards, general counsel, and security leaders who want a clear, citable position — the same trusted read every subscriber receives, ready the moment the questions land.
Where it discusses PQC migration it maps readiness and prioritization; it does not assert that any system is secure. Forward-looking estimates are flagged as estimates and updated as instruments, guidance, and hardware results evolve. Where our own synthesis surfaces a development first, we flag it as our reading and show the sources.
Access
Four ways in.
Free
- The free daily blog
- The free Quentir Medicine Monitor
- The AI Act Article 50 checklist
- The free mini-digest and more
Signature Brief
- Monthly — 12 editions a year
- Deep-synthesis, board-ready reading
- Yours the same day you subscribe
Signature Report
- Quarterly — 4 editions a year
- Law, technology, and policy in one deep read
- Board-ready and built to be cited
All-access membership
- Everything Quentir publishes
- 12 Signature Briefs and 4 Signature Reports a year
- The full archive, for the duration of your subscription
Questions boards ask
Clear answers before procurement or publication pressure sets the agenda.
Who publishes this?
Quentir Systems LLC publishes Quentir Insights. Every edition is grounded in named primary sources you can check, and Quentir Signature Reports build on the founder’s published frameworks.
Can we cite it?
Yes. It is written to be cited — every claim rests on a named instrument or publication you can check, ready for board-level reading.
Is this advice on our specific case?
Not on your specific case, and that is by design. It is published insights, identical for every subscriber. For advice on your specific case, consult your own qualified advisers.
How current is it?
Quentir works at the front of the field and publishes continuously, tracking new academic, industry, and policy sources as they appear. Signature Reports name their refresh triggers inside.
Research foundation
Founder
Mauritz Kop
Quentir was founded by Mauritz Kop, who founded the Stanford Center for Responsible Quantum Technology and served as its Founding Director at Stanford Law School (2023–2025).
Mauritz Kop has been evangelizing quantum technology since 2019.
Current roles: Senior Fellow and Principal Investigator at CIGI; Guest Professor at the U.S. Air Force Academy; Subject Matter Expert at the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence; quantum-ecosystem expert on the von Neumann Commission.
The frameworks behind Quentir’s work are published, peer-reviewed: the LSI test, Hippocratic Quantum, the Bletchley-PQC migration discipline, the Ten Principles for Responsible Quantum Innovation, and Quantum-ELSPI. That work has appeared at Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Berkeley, Oxford, Cambridge, UCLA, and Vanderbilt, and in Nature Physics and Science, among more than 100 scholarly works. His Stanford RQT team’s scholarship was featured by Forbes, Fortune, MIT Sloan, and The Quantum Insider. The supporting policy record includes advice to the European Commission during the AI Act process, copyright expertise to the European Parliament, U.S. Senate briefings, and consultation with the U.S. Department of State.
Quentir presents this record as a research foundation; no institutional endorsement is implied.
Selected works in the Stanford Digital Repository: purl.stanford.edu/hp536nb5631
Research foundation
Mauritz Kop’s work has appeared in leading academic and policy venues, including Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Cambridge, Nature, and Science.
Current roles
CIGI Senior Fellow · USAFA Guest Professor · NATO StratCom COE Subject-Matter Expert · von Neumann Commission expert · Founder, Quentir Systems.
Past role: Founding Director, Stanford Center for Responsible Quantum Technology (2023–2025).
Selected policy & convening record
European Commission · European Parliament · U.S. Senate briefings · OECD · UNESCO · CERN · G7-facing policy work.
No institutional endorsement, partnership, client relationship, sponsorship, customer status, or official status is claimed or implied; institutional roles that have ended are shown with their dates.
We stand behind every word — so you can too, in front of your board, your counsel, and your regulator.