Post-Quantum Cryptography & Trust Services
summary
Dutch supervisory authority for trust services maps concrete actions: nine qualified providers on the EU trust list, sharing ETSI and NIST guidance, using Mosca’s-inequality timeline and a 2030+ breakage estimate for public-key threats, and refusing to mandate specific PQC choices while auditing risk assessments and migration plans. Published joint research with DIIC and TNO on quantum sensors, prototypes a quantum radar, and builds a quantum board game to train stakeholders; practical tools and timelines, not slogans.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:55Dutch digital infrastructure authority
- 8:06IAS regulation and trust services
- 13:34Quantum program goals
- 22:40Quantum threats and migration
- 26:19Q&A
- 28:50Quantum board game
- 31:17Closing
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