Are You Post-Quantum Ready?
What should your organization do today to move toward post-quantum security? OPSWAT and IonQ share a practical migration framework and demonstrate it in a live lab.
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UP NEXTPart One: Protecting the Grid Against Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later Attacks
Time: 10:00am SGT | 11:00am CET | 2:00pm EST
Start with the big picture: how a nationwide grid can stay protected when attackers collect encrypted data today with the goal of decrypting it later. See a live lab demonstration of a post-quantum tunnel, followed by a discussion of how diodes, QKD (quantum key distribution), and PQC (post-quantum cryptography) work together.
Part Two: Quantum-Safe Keys Across Critical Infrastructure
Time: 10:00am SGT | 11:00am CET | 2:00pm EST
Go deeper into the technology. Today, keys between sites are often moved by hand. HSMs do not participate in network key exchanges. See how Data Diodes receive keys from a QKD (quantum key distribution) system and deliver them into the HSMs (hardware security modules) you already run in your airgap environment. Then see what happens when an eavesdropper appears on the quantum channel. While QKD channel is temporarily disrupted, the pre-exchanged keys are supplied from the secure buffers, or the PQC (post-quantum cryptography) key establishment resumes as the fallback. Hear the challenges and lessons learned from the lab team, then join the fireside chat on the way forward.
What You’ll Learn
Regulators have set dates to migrate to post-quantum security, and for organizations with long-lived infrastructure, the migration runway is longer than the time remaining. Join OPSWAT and IonQ for a working approach and two prototypes.
Why the Deadline Is Already Here
Data lifetime, harvest-now-decrypt-later, and regulatory dates set the clock, not the arrival of a quantum computer.
A Practical Migration Framework
Inventory, prioritize, and wrap systems that cannot be rebuilt. See how the approach differs across OT (Operational Technology), IT, government and defense, and financial services, and why PQC (Post-Quantum Cryptography) and QKD (Quantum Key Distribution) stack rather than compete.
Two Working Prototypes
See QKD to HSM (Hardware Security Module), and PQ-Airgap gateways carrying voice and data across segmented networks, running on real hardware.
Featured Speakers
Move Beyond “Quantum Is Coming” to “Here Is How to Start.”
Join OPSWAT and IonQ for a working approach and two live prototypes.