Hardware Cryptographic Modules
summary
Hardware vendors report concrete steps toward post‑quantum HSMs: embedding an functionality module with Open Quantum Safe for in‑field testing, offering firmware simulator and HSM‑as‑a‑service to measure PQ algorithms and peak signing rates, and proposing a state transfer protocol for stateful hash‑based signatures. They stress firmware alone is insufficient, require new crypto‑agile hardware platforms to protect root keys, expect incremental certification and field upgrades, and note performance and backup/restore, threshold/MPC and cloud latency remain unresolved engineering challenges.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:59PQC challenges for HSMs
- 14:18Q&A on hash-based algorithms
- 21:23Hybrid transition via firmware
- 23:52HSMs in code signing trends
- 28:15PQC threshold cryptography on HSMs
- 32:55Global PQC transition priorities
- 35:48PQC innovations in HSM sector
- 39:01Closing
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