What NIST PQC Standard Means for Enterprises

After eight years of submission review, testing, and evaluation, NIST has formally announced the PQC standard specifications, setting in motion the largest cryptographic transition in the history of computing – replacing legacy encryption with PQCs. The multiyear crypto migration is certain to usher in new challenges, uncertainties, and risks. This panel cast will discuss planning considerations as enterprises ponder and prepare their systems, data, devices, networks, and stakeholders for the quantum era.

Tune in to the on-demand webinar to get answers to these questions:

What are these new algorithms and why do they matter?
Is the quantum computer really a threat?
How will algorithms start to appear in the enterprise? What will the "roll-out" look like?
What kind of impact can users expect? Are systems compatible? What will break?
What can enterprises do today to minimize this impact?
What is the current state of cryptography? What are current cryptography risks?
Will these new algorithms remediate all cryptographic deficiencies in the enterprise?
What will be the longevity of these algorithms? Can we confidently trust them?
How might an enterprise go about becoming truly crypto-agile?

Webinar Produced by:

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Speakers

Dr. Vince Berk

Chief Strategy Officer, Quantum Xchange

Adrian Sanabria

Principal Researcher, The Defenders Initiative

Dustin Sachs

Chief Technologist and Sr. Director of Programs, CyberRisk Collaborative

WEBINAR

What the NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Standard Means for Enterprises

Tune in to the on-demand webinar to get answers to these questions: