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4          <li><strong>Test and pilot hybrid crypto approaches</strong> in key systems to ensure smooth transition when standards finalize.</li>
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19          <li><strong>Conduct a cryptographic asset inventory</strong> to identify algorithms, keys, certificates, and dependencies.</li>
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