Evertrust confirms native compatibility with Thales Luna HSM v7.9 to accelerate post-quantum transition
Evertrust announces native compatibility of its Horizon platform with Thales' new Luna HSM firmware v7.9, which integrates NIST-approved post-quantum algorithms ML-KEM and ML-DSA for the first time in production.
This integration enables organizations to deploy quantum-resistant cryptography today while maintaining sovereign control over their critical PKI infrastructure.
This compatibility arrives at a critical moment when organizations must simultaneously manage:
Imminent quantum threats
Harvest-Now, Decrypt-Later attacks are already happening, with experts predicting quantum computers will threaten current cryptography by 2030-2035.
Dramatic certificate lifespan reductions
With SSL/TLS certificates limited to 47 days by 2029, automation becomes essential.
Need for crypto-agility
Organizations must be able to rapidly migrate to new algorithms without service interruption.
Through this integration, Evertrust customers benefit from:
Native post-quantum algorithm support
with ML-KEM (FIPS 203) and ML-DSA (FIPS 204) directly integrated into Luna HSM v7.9 firmware.
Hybrid cryptography
combining classical and post-quantum algorithms for smooth transition.
Automated management
of post-quantum certificates through the Horizon platform, eliminating manual deployment complexity.
Sovereign architecture
with FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified HSMs and 100% European solutions.
Evertrust's Horizon platform was already compatible with Thales Luna HSMs via PKCS#11, and this new firmware version now enables post-quantum cryptography deployment in production with the same ease of use.
This compatibility reinforces our commitment to European digital sovereignty by combining:
Evertrust's European expertise in certificate lifecycle management
Thales' world-leading hardware security technology
NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithms
We provide European organizations with a complete, tested, and ready solution for tomorrow's cryptographic challenges while maintaining sovereign control over their critical infrastructure.
As stated by Blair Canavan, Director of Alliances - PKI and PQC Portfolio of Partners at Thales: "With Luna HSM v7.9, we're not just embedding NIST-standardized PQC algorithms into our HSMs – we're already taking it into production with the backing of a global partner ecosystem."
This cross-validation by the Thales ecosystem confirms that our solutions are ready to support organizations in their post-quantum transition today.
To discover how the Horizon platform can secure your infrastructure with post-quantum cryptography, contact our teams : [email protected]
