Navigating the Quantum Readiness Journey: Hands-on Guidance for Starting Your Migration-
summary
Explains that Shor’s algorithm already gives a concrete path to breaking RSA/ECC and estimates full-sized threats by ~2033 but likely sooner, cites IBM and D‑Wave developer accounts for hands‑on testing, and describes active fixes: NIST’s three PQC winners, Shor’s algorithm, upcoming HSM support Q1 and TPM updates, and a proposed hybrid certificates approach combining classical and post‑quantum signatures. Recommends inventorying crypto assets, prioritizing public‑facing TLS/mTLS/x.509 endpoints, and planning crypto‑agile, updatable keys to counter harvest‑now decrypt‑later.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:05What is quantum computing
- 3:35Quantum threat to cryptography
- 6:46Timeline for quantum readiness
- 9:35NIST post-quantum algorithms
- 12:24Migration challenges ahead
- 15:53Hybrid certificates transition
- 18:00Crypto agility and planning
- 20:47Software supply chain risks
- 21:50Post-quantum tools and resources
- 22:51Q&A session
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