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Quentir Signature Report NO. 4 — The Crypto-Agility Compliance Baseline (Q4-2026). What Executive Order 14412 and the shift to the cryptographic bill of materials as a deliverable require, of whom and by when, and the contract layer where the enterprise is actually exposed.
The calendar, from the primary text. Every federal clock read from the Federal Register with its owner and instrument: OMB’s implementing memorandum M-26-15 and the agency plans due around October 22, 2026; the first FAR proposed rule due around December 19, 2026; the CBOM minimum elements and the second FAR rule around March 19, 2027; and the 2030 and 2031 gates for high-value assets and high-impact systems. Allied dates from NATO’s Quantum Technology Roadmap and the Dutch Rijksbrede Quantumstrategie sit beside them.
What you get. A 28-page board-grade report on the full Signature Report structure — vendors, use cases, risks, a phased enterprise roadmap, regulatory compliance, geopolitics, export controls, and supply chains — with ten board oversight questions and a Deep Dive on five contractual gaps: crypto-agility covenants, the CBOM as a contract deliverable, the “quantum-safe” warranty, liability for AI-designed defects, and residual-knowledge clauses meeting trained models, grounded in Quentir’s review of more than two thousand commercial agreements.
Grounded in Ivy League research and a golden-triangle vantage across policy, academia, and industry. Published intelligence, identical for every reader. Digital download (PDF); single-organization internal-use license. All-access members read the full report in the Quentir Library.
Quentir Signature Report NO. 4 — The Crypto-Agility Compliance Baseline (Q4-2026). What Executive Order 14412 and the shift to the cryptographic bill of materials as a deliverable require, of whom and by when, and the contract layer where the enterprise is actually exposed.
The calendar, from the primary text. Every federal clock read from the Federal Register with its owner and instrument: OMB’s implementing memorandum M-26-15 and the agency plans due around October 22, 2026; the first FAR proposed rule due around December 19, 2026; the CBOM minimum elements and the second FAR rule around March 19, 2027; and the 2030 and 2031 gates for high-value assets and high-impact systems. Allied dates from NATO’s Quantum Technology Roadmap and the Dutch Rijksbrede Quantumstrategie sit beside them.
What you get. A 28-page board-grade report on the full Signature Report structure — vendors, use cases, risks, a phased enterprise roadmap, regulatory compliance, geopolitics, export controls, and supply chains — with ten board oversight questions and a Deep Dive on five contractual gaps: crypto-agility covenants, the CBOM as a contract deliverable, the “quantum-safe” warranty, liability for AI-designed defects, and residual-knowledge clauses meeting trained models, grounded in Quentir’s review of more than two thousand commercial agreements.
Grounded in Ivy League research and a golden-triangle vantage across policy, academia, and industry. Published intelligence, identical for every reader. Digital download (PDF); single-organization internal-use license. All-access members read the full report in the Quentir Library.
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