Moving toward a Quantum Security Maturity Index
summary
A proposed Quantum Security Maturity Index defines discrete levels from risk strategy and discovery to architecture, testing, trials, rollouts and steady‑state operations, with firms mapped (most in early steps, one at level seven, none at eight). Practical specifics: three classes of crypto discovery tools (existing network scanners, specialized detectors, and scanners with AI-backed post-processing), testbeds that simulate HSMs and TLS stacks, and pilot QKD and crypto‑agility rollouts that expose interoperability failures. Global vendor and bank pilots are open for contribution.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to speaker
- 1:04Quantum security outlook
- 3:04Addressing board concerns
- 4:53Factors in quantum risk
- 8:13Industry readiness
- 11:06Quantum maturity roadmap
- 13:46Standardizing maturity
- 17:53Call for collaboration
- 23:14Q&A and closing
- 27:27Closing statements
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