1、Report onQuantum-SafeEcosystem in IndiaGovernment of IndiaDepartment of Science&TechnologyNational Quantum Mission May 2026ROADMAP TO QUANTUM RESILIENCYQuantum-SafeEcosystem in IndiaROADMAP TO QUANTUM RESILIENCYGovernment of IndiaMinistry of Science&TechnologyDepartment of Science&TechnologyNational

2、 Quantum Mission May 20261.02.03.04.05.06.07.08.09.010.0PrefaceExecutive SummaryIntroductionEmerging Threat from Advancements in Quantum ComputingNeed for Quantum-Safe SecurityGlobal Efforts Towards Quantum-Safe SecurityIndian Context:National Quantum Mission and Task ForceSummary of Report of Sub-G

3、roup ISummary of Report of Sub-Group IILooking Ahead:Strategic Roadmap for Post-Quantum SecurityRecommendations of the Task ForceReferencesAnnexure A:CISAs List of Product Categories for PQC Adoption Annexure B:Report of Sub-Group IAnnexure C:Report of Sub-Group IIAnnexure D:List of Overall Contribu

4、torsGlossary131517252526272930323536394347101131Table of ContentsPrefaceAdvances in quantum computing pose a credible long-term risk to the cryptographicmechanisms that secure national digital infrastructure.India has initiated coordinated efforts toensure the security,resilience,and continuity of i

5、ts information and communication ecosystems.The National Quantum Mission(NQM)provides a strategic framework for strengtheningindigenous capabilities in quantum technologies and enabling the adoption of quantum-safecryptographic solutions.Under the aegis of the Department of Science and Technology(DS

6、T),a Task Force wasconstituted to suggest measures for a phased transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography(PQC),formulate an appropriate framework,and anchor measures for the testing and evaluation ofquantum-safe solutions and products.The Task Force,chaired by Dr.Rajkumar Upadhyay,ChiefExecutive Offic