PQC Across Verticals: What We’ve Learned, Where We’re Headed
summary
Workshops across finance, healthcare, telco and government surface concrete takeaways: Cloudflare reports 50% of web traffic is PQC-protected and major browsers (except Safari) already support PQC; long‑lived medical devices commonly persist 25–60 years, so migration targets focus on interfaces not replacements; a cryptographic bill of materials (CBOM) is proving useful to standardize procurement conversations; HIPAA’s NPRM mandates supply‑chain PQC migration plans; recommendations stress programmatic, not project, approaches and national timelines (2030/2035) to force industry alignment.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:02Panel introduction
- 3:51Roundtable recap
- 8:08Financial services PQC
- 12:05Healthcare PQC risks
- 14:32Telecom PQC challenges
- 17:47Supply chain transparency
- 19:32Incentives vs mandates
- 21:59Critical infrastructure gaps
- 23:02PQC standards and deadlines
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