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Jan 8, 2025

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Marco Rossi

Security Research Lead

What third parties can verify in a signed report

A practical guide to the scope, evidence, and release details included in a signed quantum-readiness report.

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A signed report gives technical teams, leaders, and third parties a shared record of what was reviewed and what the findings mean.

A strong report identifies the system, scope, evidence, and tagged release it covers. QuantSec records the relevant findings and remediation priorities so stakeholders can review the same facts without relying on a general security claim.

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Defined scope

Clear findings

Practical next steps

Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.

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Start here

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Ready to understand your quantum exposure?

Defined scope

Clear findings

Practical next steps

Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.

[08]

Start here

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Ready to understand your quantum exposure?

Defined scope

Clear findings

Practical next steps

Book a 30-minute call to discuss the systems, releases, and stakeholders that belong in your first assessment.