The NVM Express consortium has released updates to its suite of 11 NVMe specifications, introducing significant enhancements such as support for post-quantum cryptography and SSD virtualization1. This move aims to better support virtualized environments and marks a crucial step in the evolution of the NVMe standard. The updated specs enable features like PCIe Exported NVM Subsystem Migration, allowing for live migration of SSDs. This development is particularly important given the looming threat of quantum computing to current cryptographic methods, making post-quantum cryptography a pressing concern. The updated NVMe specs are designed to support storage devices connected to a system's PCIe bus, ensuring seamless integration with existing infrastructure. The introduction of these new features underscores the need for practitioners to prioritize planning and migration to post-quantum cryptography, as the timeline for cryptographic migration narrows.