Quantum threats are no longer theoretical — “Cryptographically relevant” quantum computers will be able to break the public key cryptography in use in all our digital systems for securing transactions and data.
They’re a strategic risk for every payment flow, identity system, financial infrastructure, and much more.
Standard organizations have produced core technology for “post-quantum cryptography”. Authorities have published roadmaps and mandated that systemic and/or governmental infrastructures be quantum-proof by 2030. Agencies and industry bodies have produced recommendations. Big techs have moved on their own way.
But where are we exactly on the path of making our digital infrastructures quantum-resilient?
This is a question, not only for the solution providers, but for any business using some digital infrastructures (that is… any business), because it is all about MIGRATION, and migration is cost and risk.
The EESTEL association continues its series on the impact of quantum technologies and invites you to a new webinar that will focus on the finance, payment and identity industry. We will also hear about the approach to migration and the readiness of the industry for audit, solution and support.
We will welcome as speakers:
- Laurent Camus from Banque de France / Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR)
- Etienne Chevreau from Thales
- Benjamin Thomas from Orange Cyberdefense
- Christian Mouton from EESTEL