Post-quantum cryptography: hype, reality, and the enterprise roadmap

Quantum computing is advancing rapidly and with it comes one of the most significant cybersecurity challenges organisations have faced in decades. While today's encryption standards remain effective against traditional computing, they are not designed to withstand future quantum capabilities.

In this on-demand webinar, cybersecurity experts Richard Ford and Bryan Littlefair, CISO at Venari, explore what Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) means for organisations, why preparation needs to start now, and how security leaders can develop practical strategies for quantum readiness.

Whether you're a CISO, IT leader, risk professional, enterprise architect or compliance stakeholder, this session provides actionable insights into the risks, challenges and opportunities surrounding quantum-resistant cryptography.

What you will learn:

• Why quantum computing is creating urgency around cryptographic resilience

• The reality behind the "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" threat

• How to identify and assess cryptographic assets across your organisation

• Why cryptographic discovery is the foundation of any PQC programme

• Common challenges organisations face when preparing for post-quantum migration

• How to build a practical roadmap for PQC readiness

• The role of governance, executive sponsorship and enterprise risk management

• How regulations, compliance frameworks and cyber insurers are influencing PQC adoption

• The importance of supplier, cloud and third-party risk management in the quantum era

Why post-quantum cryptography matters

Many organisations are discovering that they have limited visibility into the cryptographic systems protecting their critical applications, data and communications. As quantum computing capabilities continue to evolve, businesses need to understand their cryptographic footprint, prioritise high-risk assets and build long-term cryptographic agility.

Preparing for PQC is not simply a technology upgrade. It is a strategic business initiative that requires visibility, governance, planning and collaboration across security, IT, procurement and risk management teams.

Organisations that begin their discovery and planning journey today will be better positioned to manage future regulatory requirements, protect sensitive data and reduce enterprise risk.