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Companies that view PQC as a significant undertaking are more than twice as likely to be taking steps now (49%) compared to those that consider the risks minor or overstated (24%).

54% of respondents cited stronger cybersecurity as a key business driver for PQC readiness.

50% of respondents cited enhanced customer trust as a key business driver for PQC readiness.

49% of respondents cited reduced cyber insurance premiums as a key business driver for PQC readiness.

48% of respondents cited a competitive edge as a key business driver for PQC readiness.

42% of organizations are actively addressing quantum risk now.

At nearly half of companies (46%), cybersecurity teams are championing PQC preparedness.

The C-suite (33%) and board members (22%) champion PQC preparedness

56% of mid-sized organizations say they are not ready for quantum computing challenges.

Risk perception varies by role: 53% of VPs and directors believe their organizations are unprepared for quantum risks, compared to 35% of C-suite executives.

24% of organizations are waiting to see what actions other companies take regarding quantum risks.

33% of organizations plan to respond to quantum risks when they are more immediate.

Nearly half of organizations (48%) are not prepared to confront the urgent challenges posed by quantum computing.

2% of organizations have no plans to address quantum risks at all.

Top challenges for progress in addressing quantum risks include lack of skilled personnel (40%), limited time and competing priorities (40%), and unclear industry standards (39%).