The imminent threat of quantum computing to current cryptographic systems necessitates immediate attention to post-quantum cryptography. Cryptographic drift, the gradual degradation of cryptographic security, poses significant risks to businesses and organizations that rely on these systems. As quantum developments accelerate, the timeline for migrating to post-quantum cryptography narrows, increasing the urgency for planning and implementation1. The consequences of inaction could be severe, with potential breaches and data compromises looming. Mitigations are available, but proactive steps must be taken to ensure a secure transition. The window for implementation is shorter than anticipated, making it essential for organizations to prioritize post-quantum cryptography to safeguard their sensitive information. So what matters to practitioners is that they must act swiftly to adopt post-quantum cryptography to avoid the devastating consequences of cryptographic drift.