[DISCUSSION] Your cryptography will be broken, prepare yourself now!
summary
Session claims the Dutch central government is an urgent adopter because it holds state secrets, long‑confidential personal data and long‑lifespan critical systems, and lays out concrete steps: run an inventory your crypto audit, add the quantum threat to the risk register, and require vendors to publish migration plans. It recommends building a move to TLS 1.3 baseline, experimenting with hybrid algorithms and crypto‑agility, and standing up a center of excellence plus a migration handbook and NCSC guidelines to share lessons and coordinate vendor interoperability.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Post-quantum cryptography intro
- 1:25Dutch government program
- 3:32Cryptography migration challenges
- 6:02Current cryptography inventory
- 9:13Hybrid solutions for post-quantum
- 13:09Crypto agility implementation
- 16:06Solving post-quantum challenges
- 20:49First movers opportunities
- 25:52Key takeaways and next steps
- 28:26Closing remarks
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