The transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is gaining momentum as vendors like Palo Alto Networks initiate "quantum-safe security" initiatives, prompting enterprises to assess and plan for the migration of quantum-vulnerable cryptography. This shift is driven by the increasing reality of post-quantum threats, which are narrowing the timeline for cryptographic migration. As a result, the urgency to plan for PQC is growing, with experts emphasizing the need for enterprises to take proactive measures. The lack of technical specifics in recent announcements, such as Palo Alto Networks' initiative, has not diminished the growing sentiment that PQC is becoming a pressing concern1. With quantum developments accelerating, the timeline for migration is tightening, making it essential for practitioners to prioritize PQC planning to ensure the long-term security of their systems. This increased urgency matters to security professionals, as it necessitates a proactive approach to mitigating potential quantum threats.