Community-Driven Insights
This CRC Virtual Half Day Briefing brings together CISOs, security leaders, government experts, researchers, and technology providers to explore the emerging risks of quantum computing and what organizations can do to prepare.
The program is designed to provide security leaders with practical, peer-driven insights into assessing quantum exposure, navigating emerging post-quantum standards, and building an actionable readiness roadmap for the next 12–36 months.
Quantum computing has the potential to undermine the cryptographic systems that protect today’s data, identities, infrastructure, and digital transactions. This half-day virtual briefing will bring together cybersecurity and technology leaders to examine the emerging threat, assess organizational exposure, and identify the practical steps enterprises should take over the next 12–36 months to build a post-quantum readiness program.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understanding the quantum threat and what “Q-Day” means for enterprise security
- Assessing when quantum computers may be capable of breaking widely used encryption
- Using strategies and tools to identify cryptographic assets, dependencies, and high-risk data across the enterprise
- Evaluating post-quantum cryptography standards, technologies, and migration strategies
- Building a practical post-quantum risk management and readiness roadmap
- Engaging the C-suite, board, vendors, and business leaders in enterprise-wide preparation
This briefing is designed for technology and business leaders seeking to understand quantum risk and develop a practical post-quantum readiness program.
- C-level technology executives and deputies, including CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, and CROs
- Identity, IAM, and cryptography leaders
- Heads of security architecture, engineering, and risk management
- Cloud and infrastructure security leaders
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