We're excited to announce that our engineering team has successfully integrated the upcoming OpenSSL v3.5 release into the SecureKey Provider library.
This latest version of OpenSSL introduces FIPS-validated Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms — a significant advancement for building future-proof cryptographic systems. For full details on the new algorithms, refer to the official OpenSSL v3.5 release notes.
With this integration, SecureKey Provider now delivers enhanced protection for post-quantum keys by combining OpenSSL’s FIPS-verified algorithms with our proprietary in-memory encryption technology. This ensures that cryptographic keys remain protected while in use, significantly reducing the risk of compromise from advanced memory attacks and side-channel threats.
🔐 Key compromise is the #1 threat to cryptographic systems.
With SecureKey Provider, you’re protected against both classical and quantum-era attacks.
OpenSSL v3.5 is expected to be generally available in April 2025. Our team has proactively worked with both the Alpha and soon-to-be-released Beta versions, reflecting our deep commitment to cutting-edge security and performance.
SecureKey continues to lead in cryptographic protection by securing keys at runtime, integrating the latest standards, and preparing our users for the post-quantum future.
