With the X7‐PQC project, the consortium composed of Hensoldt France, Secure IC, XLIM and Telecom Paris aims to develop a post-quantum breakthrough innovation capable of countering quantum computer cyberattacks, the idea being to guarantee France's digital sovereignty by ensuring the security of France's digital sovereignty by ensuring the security of France's digital sovereignty by ensuring the security of France's digital sovereignty by ensuring the security of tactical data links and military or civilian platforms. The study of the technological core of the future post-quantum cryptography module is entrusted to the Cryptis team from the Xlim laboratory and is the subject of a Cifre thesis and 3 academic theses during the duration of the R&D project, which will last until 2026.
