Quantum computing is beginning to pose a direct challenge for organizations. Many of the technologies currently used to protect communications, identities, access controls, and sensitive data rely on cryptographic models that could become vulnerable in the coming years.
In this session, we will discuss what it really means to prepare for post-quantum security, which risks security teams should already have on their radar, and why the transition involves much more than simply replacing algorithms. Organizations will need to reassess infrastructure, identity systems, authentication mechanisms, and long-term security planning.
We will also explore key concepts such as post-quantum cryptography, crypto agility, phased migration strategies, and the harvest now, decrypt later threat: data collected and stored today that could be decrypted in the future once sufficiently powerful quantum computers become available.
🎙️ Speakers
- Jordi Puiggalí, CTO and Co-founder of Secrets Vault
- Borja González del Regueral, Researcher and Professor of Quantum Computing and AI at CUNEF Universidad
🗣️ Moderator
- Ignacio Martín Gallardo, Business Development Manager at TRC
👥 Who Should Attend?
CISOs, security leaders, IAM architects, identity teams, technology executives, and organizations looking to anticipate the impact of quantum computing on cybersecurity.
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