The Algorand Foundation announces a post-quantum security roadmap aimed at making the Algorand ecosystem quantum-resistant. Multiple outlets report that the plan spans several layers of the protocol rather than focusing only on user-facing changes. The roadmap includes updates across user wallets, developer tooling, and core protocol components such as consensus mechanisms and related infrastructure. The foundation outlines a phased timeline, with milestones starting in Q3 2026 and continued deployment through the end of 2027, which several reports describe as “broad quantum resilience.” CoinDesk characterizes the effort as part of a broader industry recognition that migrating to quantum-resistant cryptography can take years and typically requires coordinated upgrades across both applications and underlying systems. Cointelegraph similarly says the roadmap includes building new account and consensus mechanisms intended to remain secure against the cryptography-breaking capabilities expected from future quantum computers. The overall message from the sources is that Algorand is planning coordinated, multi-year protocol and tooling changes to prepare for post-quantum cryptographic requirements.