POST-QUANTUM CI/CD Updating Pipelines Before Cryptography Standards Break

What happens to your CI/CD pipeline when RSA-2048 becomes obsolete-and your compliance audit is scheduled for next quarter? At 3:47 AM, a TLS certificate chain brought a fintech platform to its knees. The root cause was not a quantum computer, but a simple expiration that no one saw coming. Now imagine that same scenario multiplied across every SSH key, container signature, and API connection your pipeline relies on. NIST has already published FIPS 203, 204, and 205. CNSA 2.0 mandates post-quantum migration by 2035. The countdown is real, and your infrastructure is on the clock. This book is not a cryptography textbook. It is a field manual for platform engineers who need to keep pipelines running while the ground shifts beneath them. What you will find inside: - A complete cryptographic audit framework for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and Kubernetes- How ML-KEM, ML-DSA, and SLH-DSA affect your artifact registries, TLS connections, and code signing- A five-phase migration plan with zero-downtime strategies for production environments- Real-world risk scoring so you know whether to fix your container registry first or your Git signing last- Platform-specific guidance for updating SSH keys, re-signing images, and reconfiguring secrets management without breaking the buildYour pipeline is only as secure as its weakest certificate. The standards have already changed. The question is whether your infrastructure is ready. Get your copy now and start the migration before your next audit does.