Almost all of the widely-used cryptography on the internet will be broken or substantially compromised by large-scale quantum computers. It is also true that anything that ever has been - or will be - sent over a network using vulnerable cryptographic algorithms can be subject to storage and later decryption once a quantum computer becomes available. As a consequence, a global movement toward developing quantum-resistant cryptography has begun. In this presentation, I demonstrate the world's first open-source library offering a full range of secure implementations of quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms, as well as key benchmarks, challenges to integration, and forthcoming protocol upgrades and software contributions resulting from our work.