The Trump administration is set to issue an executive order directing federal agencies to expedite their migration to post-quantum encryption, with a focus on bolstering the domestic quantum computing industry. This move aims to propel the government's transition to quantum-resistant cryptography, acknowledging the looming threat of quantum computers to current encryption standards. The order is part of a broader initiative to shape the development of emerging technologies, with the government poised to redirect financing to support the quantum sector. As quantum computing advancements narrow the window for cryptographic migration, the urgency to implement post-quantum cryptography (PQC) intensifies1. The accelerated timeline underscores the need for agencies to prioritize PQC planning, ensuring the security of sensitive information against potential quantum attacks. This development matters to practitioners as it highlights the growing importance of proactive measures to mitigate quantum-related risks, ultimately safeguarding the integrity of cryptographic systems.