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How to Sell Post-Quantum Readiness by Combining it with a Zero Trust Journey

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Argues that bundling post‑quantum readiness into an existing zero trust program wins board funding by tying PQC tasks to funded deliverables. Recommends starting with an inventory of cryptographic assets (automated scans find ~75% at best), adding PQC questions to supplier questionnaires, building crypto agility and a roadmap for test and migrate, and tracking scope by sampling systems (one org sent 120 questionnaires and got 10 responses) to justify multi‑year budgets and prioritize harvest‑now/decrypt‑later risk.

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  1. 0:00Post-Quantum Cryptography intro
  2. 1:48Cryptography management challenges
  3. 8:08Post-quantum readiness hurdles
  4. 11:01Zero trust cybersecurity
  5. 15:17Post-quantum readiness steps
  6. 19:31Combining post-quantum and zero trust
  7. 25:52Starting post-quantum journey
  8. 27:58Q&A: Readiness & assessments
  9. 31:17Q&A: Prioritization & metrics
  10. 32:20Q&A: Licensing & data protection
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