Google's accelerated development of quantum computing technology has brought the potential threat to encryption, known as "Q-Day," closer to reality, with estimates suggesting it could occur as early as 2029. This looming deadline underscores the urgency for organizations to migrate to post-quantum cryptography, a process that requires significant planning and resources. The threat posed by quantum computing lies in its ability to potentially break current encryption methods, compromising the security of sensitive data. Google's warnings highlight the need for prompt action, as the timeline for cryptographic migration has narrowed considerably1. With the possibility of Q-Day approaching, practitioners must prioritize the development and implementation of quantum-resistant encryption protocols to safeguard against potential breaches. The impending threat of quantum computing to encryption security makes it essential for organizations to reassess their cryptographic strategies and prepare for a future where current encryption methods may no longer be effective.