ETSI ESI and Quantum-Safe Cryptography
summary
ETSI ESI says nearly all signature, timestamping, preservation and trusted‑list standards require updates for quantum‑safe cryptography and proposes a concrete three‑step method: inventory of dependencies, map affected assets to candidate PQC replacements (relying on NIST, IETF, SOGIS, ISO, ITU) and execute staged migration. First priority is qualified certificates and QSeals/QSigns (EN/TS 411 series, 401, 421 noted). Work uses TC Cyber 619 guidance, has no fixed timeline but targets changes this year/next.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49Speaker introduction
- 3:36What is ETSI
- 5:43ETSI ESI committee
- 8:57ETSI ESI standards
- 13:55Key ETSI ESI standards
- 17:45Signature standards
- 18:47Quantum-safe cryptography
- 20:13Quantum threat impact
- 20:57Migration planning methodology
- 23:50Stakeholders for migration
- 26:01Migration execution
- 29:01Timeline for updates
- 31:12Quantum-safe in EU DI wallet
- 31:54Accessing ETSI standards
- 32:15Q&A on SOGIS updates
- 32:59Q&A on qualified services
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