Strategies for Transitioning to Future-Proof Cryptography
summary
Panelists report concrete steps and gaps: industry groups formed a Europol Quantum Safe Financial Forum with more than 40 organizations; risk assessments begun in 2022 repeatedly find firms not ready; banks stress digital signatures as the highest operational risk; telco urges updating RFPs, sector standards adoption and supply‑chain clauses; healthcare flags long‑lived medical devices and accreditation cycles to drive change, aiming for vendor readiness by early 2031; common tools: cryptography discovery, inventories and testing roadmaps for prioritized migration.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:05Panel introduction
- 7:12Future-proofing cryptography
- 15:09PQ transition challenges
- 20:30Prioritizing PQ preparedness
- 27:22Recommendations for new adopters
- 29:52Opening the floor to questions
- 30:15Quantum risk assessment
- 31:19Banking for smaller orgs
- 34:10Telecom funding needs
- 35:55Healthcare perspectives
- 37:46Closing
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