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 show it working across IonQ’s quantum hardware and software.
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Ce que vous apprendrez
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.
Intervenant principal
Sal Morlando
Sal Morlando est le directeur de la technologie pour la ligne de produits Data Diode et Security Gateway d'OPSWAT. Sal apporte plus de quatre décennies de leadership technologique, spécialisé dans la cybersécurité OT, les solutions multi-domaines et les technologies de télécommunication. Avant de rejoindre OPSWAT, Sal a occupé le poste de directeur de l'exploitation chez Owl Cyber Defense et celui de vice-président de la gestion des produits et du marketing chez NewNet Communication Technologies. Sal est titulaire d'une licence en ingénierie biomédicale de l'université de Boston, d'une maîtrise en ingénierie électrique de l'université de Northeastern et d'une maîtrise en administration des affaires de l'université de Bridgeport.
Move Beyond “Quantum Is Coming” to “Here Is How to Start.”
Join OPSWAT and IonQ for a working approach and two live prototypes.
