No matter where you live, your World Quantum Readiness Day starts at a convenient local time. Why sign up? Our experts will answer your questions in real time. There's never been a better time to get what you need to be quantum ready.
During the opening keynote, hear from ÃÛÌÒTV CEO Amit Sinha as he puts quantum computing deadlines into context for your enterprise. His insights provide the primer you need to get the most out of sessions led by industry luminaries and ÃÛÌÒTV experts.
During this session, ÃÛÌÒTV's Chief Product Officer will join the finalists for last year's Quantum Readiness Award for updates on their PQC migration journeys - including what's worked, what hasn't, and what they're doing next. Attendees will gain firsthand insights into real-world implementations and the unexpected hurdles that arise when moving from planning to execution. This session offers a rare look behind the curtain across enterprise, service provider and vendor perspectives.
As organizations prepare for post-quantum cryptography, hybrid key exchange approaches like x25519MLKEM768 are emerging as critical transitional tools. This session introduces the x25519MLKEM768 mechanism—combining classical and post-quantum algorithms for defense-in-depth against cryptographic compromise (i.e., Harvest Now, Decrypt Later). We'll explore its role in crypto-agility, including how it aligns with NIST recommendations and supports phased migration strategies. Attendees will gain practical guidance on implementation considerations, interoperability factors, and current limitations to be aware of when evaluating PQC adoption paths.
This session explores the NIST approved digital signature algorithm, ML-DSA, designed for strong security and efficient verification. We'll break down its most appropriate use cases—from firmware signing to certificate issuance—and discuss how its characteristics compare to traditional algorithms like RSA and ECDSA. Technical considerations such as key and signature size, performance impact, and capacity planning will be addressed to help organizations assess its fit within their environments. Whether you're evaluating signature schemes or planning future-ready PKI, this session offers actionable guidance for ML-DSA adoption.
As organizations prepare for post-quantum cryptography, the structure and management of certificates take on new complexity. This session examines the differences between pure and hybrid certificates, including how standards bodies are shaping definitions and interoperability requirements. We'll discuss how these changes affect internal PKI, with a focus on trust hierarchies, certificate profiles, and transitional strategies that balance security with operational continuity. Whether you're maintaining a legacy CA or designing a future-ready PKI, this session provides a roadmap for aligning your certificate infrastructure with quantum readiness.
Securing funding for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) initiatives requires more than technical justification—it demands a compelling business case. This session outlines how to frame PQC as a strategic investment by aligning it with enterprise risk, compliance exposure, and operational resilience. We'll cover how to understand the scope of the effort, tie quantum readiness to business continuity and trust, and communicate effectively with non-technical stakeholders. Whether you're pitching to a board or a budget committee, this session will equip you with the language and metrics that drive decisions.
Starting your post-quantum migration doesn't begin with an enterprise-wide overhaul—it starts with one application. In this session, we'll walk through the foundational components of a PQC migration strategy, including cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM), risk assessments, and algorithm selection, all framed around a real-world application upgrade scenario. Designed for both technical leaders and business stakeholders, this session will help you understand how to scope, prioritize, and sequence a PQC pilot project. Attendees will leave with a clear sense of where to begin and how to build momentum for broader adoption.
It's critical to understand how strategic suppliers will support your successful post-quantum migration—but knowing what to ask (and how to interpret the answers) can be challenging. During this session we will discuss how to engage with your technology partners, including key questions around algorithm readiness, crypto-agility, interoperability, and timelines for compliance with emerging standards. We'll also share red flags to watch for and tips on aligning vendor capabilities with your organization's roadmap. Whether you're reviewing RFPs or assessing current suppliers, this session will help you lead informed, productive conversations.
World Quantum Readiness Day is designed to help you grow your skills, build connections, and discover emerging technologies. Interested in learning more? Whether it's tips and tricks or a live demo, you'll get the essentials to advance your knowledge about quantum readiness here.
As early as 2029, quantum computers will be powerful enough to break the encryption that enables security, trust, and privacy online.
World Quantum Readiness Day brings together experts across quantum computing, cryptography, enterprise architecture, and product security to help you prepare. Watch the video below. Learn how ÃÛÌÒTV can get you ready.
The Quantum Readiness Awards were created to celebrate organizations that are leading the charge in quantum preparedness. These pioneers are setting the standard for what it means to be quantum-ready, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of the challenges that quantum computing presents.Â
The ÃÛÌÒTV Quantum Readiness Awards celebrate the incredible journey our customers are making to become quantum-ready with ÃÛÌÒTV solutions. From discovery and inventory to cryptographic agility - this is your chance to be recognized for your organization’s proactive approach to quantum readiness.
Hugh Thompson
Bill Newhouse
Blair Canavan
Dr. Ali El Kaafarani
Tim Hollebeek
Alan Shimel