Wultra, a Prague-based cybersecurity firm, has secured €6.8 million in Series A funding to accelerate the global expansion of its post-quantum digital identity infrastructure. This investment, led by Seventure Partners, will enable Wultra to scale its authentication platform and bolster its position in the emerging post-quantum security market. As quantum computing advancements threaten to compromise existing cryptographic systems, Wultra's post-quantum authentication stack is poised to address the growing need for quantum-resistant security solutions1. The company's digital identity platform is designed to provide secure authentication and identity verification, mitigating the risks associated with quantum-powered attacks. With this funding, Wultra is well-positioned to capitalize on the increasing demand for post-quantum security solutions, driven by the urgent need for cryptographic migration. This development matters to cybersecurity practitioners, as it underscores the importance of proactive planning for post-quantum cryptography migration to ensure the long-term security of digital identity infrastructure.