Cut through the hype. Understand the risk. Leave with next steps.

Quantum risk is not a future-only problem. Adversaries can harvest encrypted data today for later decryption, while regulators and customers increasingly expect demonstrable progress now - not just plans for 2030/2035. This briefing explains what’s changing, why the migration is so large, and what you can do next.

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In the registration form, you’ll select which live session you’ll attend:

1:00 PM ESTAmericas / Europe-friendly live session – Also: 10:00 AM PT • 6:00 PM UTC • 7:00 PM CET

1:00 PM SGT – APAC-friendly live session – Also: 10:30 AM IST • 9:00 AM GST (Dubai) • 5:00 AM UTC • 6:00 AM CET

Why “Wait and See” Is No Longer a Strategy

  • This is an enterprise-wide cryptographic migration, not a single control – crypto is embedded across applications, infrastructure, vendors, devices, and identity.

  • Deadlines are only part of the story. The real challenge is inventory, dependency mapping, and coordinated change across teams and suppliers.

  • Attackers don’t need quantum computers to start – harvest now, decrypt later can put long-life data at risk immediately. 

  • Post-quantum changes can affect performance, interoperability, certificates, and operational processes, which means planning requires technical reality checks.

  • Regulators and stakeholders increasingly expect evidence of progress: inventories, roadmaps, vendor commitments, and pilot results – not just awareness.

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What You’ll Get

  • An awareness-level map of the quantum threat landscape (including “harvest now, decrypt later”)

  • A leadership-ready understanding of why the migration is so large (crypto is embedded across apps, infrastructure, vendors, devices, and identity systems)

  • A concise view of what’s changing: algorithms, certificates, protocols, vendor roadmaps, and performance assumptions

  • The compliance context: why demonstrable progress is increasingly expected now, not just by 2030/2035

  • A preview of the hard parts: cryptographic discovery, legacy systems, third-party dependencies, and performance impacts

  • A practical checklist of next steps to start building an organization-wide quantum readiness plan

  • A common narrative and terminology that reduces friction between risk owners and implementers

No fluff. No jargon. Just the clarity and next steps security leaders need.

Who Should Attend

This webcast is built for:

  • CISOs, CIOs, Heads of Security, Security Directors

  • Security architects and enterprise architects

  • GRC / risk / compliance leaders who need a quantum-ready view of evidence and timelines

  • IAM / PKI / TLS / VPN owners (and the technical leaders who support them)

  • Vendor assurance / procurement stakeholders involved in security requirements and roadmaps

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