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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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.
Relatori in evidenza
Sal Morlando
Sal Morlando è il Chief Technology Officer della linea di prodotti Data Diode e Security Gateway di OPSWAT. Sal ha alle spalle oltre quarant'anni di leadership tecnologica, specializzata in sicurezza informatica OT, soluzioni cross domain e tecnologie di telecomunicazione. Prima di OPSWAT, Sal ha ricoperto il ruolo di Chief Operating Officer presso Owl Cyber Defense e di Vicepresidente della gestione dei prodotti e del marketing presso NewNet Communication Technologies. Sal ha conseguito una laurea in Ingegneria Biomedica presso la Boston University, un Master in Ingegneria Elettrica presso la Northeastern University e un Master in Business Administration presso l'Università di Bridgeport.
Move Beyond “Quantum Is Coming” to “Here Is How to Start.”
Join OPSWAT and IonQ for a working approach and two live prototypes.
