Quantum Safety Timelines in the Financial Sector
summary
The financial sector shifts from awareness to implementation with concrete dates and obligations: 2030–2035 NIST sunset drives migration planning, Bank of Israel: transition plans due Feb 2026 forces supervisory timelines, and regulators like MAS and SEBI already require quantum risk in cyber frameworks. A three‑wave approach is practical — foundations, PQC deployment (TLS/APIs/file transfer), then cleanup/backward‑compatibility — and measurable goals (e.g., TLS 1.3 = 100%, TLS ≤1.1 <5%) plus supplier timelines and inventory of use cases determine priorities.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:11Crypto migration urgency
- 4:04Regulatory deadlines
- 7:24Strategic collaboration
- 13:20Global timeline gaps
- 17:45PQC adoption timeline
- 23:12Sector collaboration
- 24:02Q&A
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