France's cybersecurity agency will stop certifying non-quantum-resistant encryption products starting in 2027. Samih Souissi, Chief of Staff at the French National Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI), made it clear at the France Quantum 2026 conference: • Starting in 2027, ANSSI will cease certification for products that lack quantum resistance (post-quantum / quantum-resistant encryption). • The goal is that by 2030, businesses and institutions should only procure quantum-secure products. This is a medium-to-long-term positive for Ethereum. The main reason is that ETH is taking proactive steps and is better prepared: 1. The Ethereum Foundation has made post-quantum security (PQC) a strategic priority, with dedicated teams, roadmaps, and implementation plans. Upgrades like Glamsterdam/Hegotá are advancing infrastructure to pave the way for PQ migration (including signature precompiles, key registration, etc.). 2. Compared to some conservative governance approaches, the ETH ecosystem (EVM, smart contracts, AA wallets) has greater migration flexibility, enabling faster integration of NIST standards (such as Dilithium, Falcon) and hybrid solutions. L2s (like Optimism) are already actively planning for Superchain PQ transitions.