Virtual half-day briefing
11:00 AM – 1:05 PM ET and on-demand
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Attend
Quantum computing is creating a new class of security risk, and organizations need to start preparing well before Q-Day arrives. This event will give you practical guidance to understand your exposure, prioritize what matters most, and build an actionable path toward post-quantum readiness.
- Understand the quantum threat and what Q-Day could mean for enterprise security and today’s cryptographic protections.
- Identify and assess your exposure, including cryptographic assets, certificates, keys, high-risk data, and harvest-now, decrypt-later threats.
- Evaluate post-quantum technologies and standards and determine where crypto-agility should fit into your security strategy.
- Prioritize your migration strategy across critical systems, third parties, cloud environments, supply chains, and infrastructure.
- Build a practical 12-to-36-month readiness roadmap that aligns security, IT, risk, legal, procurement, business leaders, and the board.
This is a complimentary event.
A highly targeted audience of technology and business leaders seeking to understand the risks posed by quantum computing and how to develop a post-quantum risk management and readiness program.
Attendees include:
- CISOs and Deputy CISOs
- CIOs, CTOs, and Technology Strategy Leaders
- Security Architecture Leaders
- Cryptography and PKI Leaders
- Identity and Digital Trust Leaders
- Cloud and Infrastructure Security Leaders
- Data Protection and Privacy Leaders
- Risk, Governance, and Compliance Executives
- Critical Infrastructure Security Leaders
- Enterprise Transformation and Resilience Leaders
• 20 minute speaking slot
• Co-Branded 2 page white-paper summarizing five key takeaways. Distributed to all CRC Members and all registrants; client can use white-paper
• 1 Resource Article per sponsor
• Digital branding
• Full registration list
• Sessions will be available on demand postevent; CRA will market on-demand to registrants and the broader database post-event
Yes. If you register but are unable to attend live, you’ll still have access to the on-demand recording after the event.
Please contact us with the name, title and email of the person you would like to attend and we will notify you if your substitution request can be accommodated.
150 expected attendees including CISOs, Security, Identity, and Cloud leaders.
All attendees, speakers, sponsors, volunteers and staff at our conference are required to agree with the following code of conduct. CyberRisk Alliance will enforce this code throughout the conference. CyberRisk Alliance is dedicated to creating a safe, harassment-free environment where participants can comfortably learn and network with their peers as well our speakers, sponsors and staff, therefore, harassment at the Post-Quantum Readiness: Preparing for Q-Day is absolutely prohibited. Harassment includes any behavior that a fellow participant would find intimidating, hostile or offensive. This includes, but is not limited to, verbal comments regarding gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion or political beliefs. Sexual or objectifying language, clothing/outfits and/or imagery will also not be tolerated during any part of the conference. Participants who violate these rules may be asked to leave the conference without refund at the discretion of CyberRisk Alliance.