Hardware Cryptographic Modules
summary
Panel reports concrete steps for PQC on HSMs: vendors prioritize firmware signing and PKI integration, offer firmware field upgrade delivery of NIST-approved algorithms (including Kyber, LMS, XMSS), and provide simulators for testing. Performance currently shows a typical 30–50% performance hit without dedicated acceleration; some deployments hit 100 signing/sec bursts with optimized flows. Roadmap items include FPGA/ASIC crypto accelerators, cloud-tenanted HSM service models, and cryptographic separation of HSM management from key ownership; certifications follow firmware updates and take months.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:04HSMs in changing market
- 3:09HSMs vs cloud adoption
- 7:19Cloud HSM limitations
- 12:17Post-quantum in HSMs
- 19:40PQC performance in HSMs
- 25:20HSM innovations post-quantum
- 30:12Q&A on HSMs and PQ
- 33:27Closing remarks
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