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Marin Ivezic

2030 is closer than you think – some experts predict that could be Q-Day (quantum code-breaking day). The EU, US, and others are already moving target dates up to around 2030 for critical systems to be quantum-safe. Meanwhile, an ISACA poll found only 5% of orgs have a quantum plan. Time to kick procrastination to the curb and treat this with urgency! #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum Readiness PQC Migration
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Quantum Readiness / PQC Migration Is The Largest, Most Complex IT/OT Overhaul Ever – So Why Wait?Preparing for the quantum era is arguably the largest and most complicated digital infrastructure overhaul in history. Yes, far bigger than Y2K, because back in 1999 we didn’t have millions of network-connected “things” to worry about. Yet despite clear warnings and rapidly approaching milestones, far too many organizations still treat quantum readiness as something to punt into next year – or worse, as a simple one-click software update. It won’t be that simple. Not by a long shot. If you haven’t already started planning your post-quantum migration, you’re not just behind schedule – you may already be late.
Marin Ivezic

Quantum computing is being called the “skeleton key” of the digital world – a master key that could unlock nearly all of today’s encrypted data. In other words, a sufficiently powerful quantum computer poses a universal cyber threat more serious than anything before. Boards and CEOs can’t afford to ignore this. #QuantumSecurity #PQC postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum Threat Board C-Suite
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · What is the Quantum Threat? A Guide for C‑Suite Executives and BoardsBoards do not need to dive into the scientific intricacies of qubits and algorithms, but they do need to recognize that this is a strategically important risk – one that can’t be simply delegated away. It requires the same level of governance attention as other enterprise-level risks like financial compliance, geopolitical factors, or pandemic preparedness. The comforting news is that if organizations act early, the quantum threat can be managed. Think of the proactive stance many companies took with Y2K in the late 1990s – those who started early averted disaster. Similarly here, those who begin preparing for quantum now
Marin Ivezic

Quantum computing is being called the “skeleton key” of the digital world – a master key that could unlock nearly all of today’s encrypted data. In other words, a sufficiently powerful quantum computer poses a universal cyber threat more serious than anything before. Boards and CEOs can’t afford to ignore this. #QuantumSecurity #PQC postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum Threat Board C-Suite
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · What is the Quantum Threat? A Guide for C‑Suite Executives and BoardsBoards do not need to dive into the scientific intricacies of qubits and algorithms, but they do need to recognize that this is a strategically important risk – one that can’t be simply delegated away. It requires the same level of governance attention as other enterprise-level risks like financial compliance, geopolitical factors, or pandemic preparedness. The comforting news is that if organizations act early, the quantum threat can be managed. Think of the proactive stance many companies took with Y2K in the late 1990s – those who started early averted disaster. Similarly here, those who begin preparing for quantum now
Marin Ivezic

Unlike Y2K, Q-Day (the day quantum computers break our crypto) won’t be a dramatic midnight event. On Q-Day, everything will appear normal – websites still load, transactions still go through – but the invisible security layer will have crumbled. This article paints the scenario: the morning after Q-Day. It’s a quiet crisis: no immediate crashes, but a fundamental pillar of digital trust is gone. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

what will happen q-day y2q quantum
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · What Will Really Happen Once Q-Day Arrives – When Our Current Cryptography Is Broken?As the world edges closer to the era of powerful quantum computers, experts warn of an approaching “Q-Day” (sometimes called Y2Q or the Quantum Apocalypse): the day a cryptographically relevant quantum computer can break our current encryption. Unlike the Y2K bug—which had a fixed deadline and was mostly defused before the clock struck midnight—Q-Day won’t announce itself with a clear date or time. We won’t see computers suddenly crash or planes fall from the sky at a stroke of midnight. Instead, when quantum code-breaking arrives, the world might not notice anything visibly “wrong” at first. Websites will still load, apps
Marin Ivezic

“Whoever develops quantum computing first will have palpable military advantages”  – that quote sums it up. The allure of being able to crack any encryption (think reading adversaries’ secret comms) has nations racing to both build quantum computers and also upgrade their own crypto (#PQC) before someone else’s quantum machine can undermine their security. It’s an arms race where qubits are the warheads... #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/quantum-comput

Quantum Geopolitics
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Quantum Geopolitics: The Global Race for Quantum ComputingQuantum computing has emerged as a new frontier of great-power competition in the 21st century​. Nations around the world view advanced quantum technologies as strategic assets—keys to future economic prowess, military strength, and technological sovereignty. Governments have already poured over $40 billion into quantum research and development globally​, launching national initiatives and international collaborations to secure a lead in this critical domain.
Marin Ivezic

From IBM’s “Crypto Explorer + Advisor + Remediator” suite (which creates a detailed Cryptography Bill of Materials) to Keyfactor’s crypto-agility platform and open-source scanners – there’s no one-size-fits-all for crypto inventory. This guide breaks down strengths/limits of each vendor approach. The key is to use a mix to cover all bases. The goal: no hidden RSA key or TLS config goes unnoticed. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/c

PQC Cryptographic Inventory
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Cryptographic Inventory Vendors and MethodologiesAchieving a comprehensive cryptographic inventory often requires combining multiple tools and methodologies. Each solution above has blind spots: one might excel at catching code-level issues but miss network usage, another might see network traffic but miss dormant code, etc. Organizations starting a crypto inventory (especially as part of PQC readiness) should evaluate these tools in terms of their environment: for example, pairing a passive network sensor with an agent-based host scanner and a static code analyzer will cover most bases – network, runtime, and code. Many of the vendors themselves support integrations (as seen by partnerships between endpoint and network
Marin Ivezic

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) just issued a global wake-up call to banks: “the time to act is now” on quantum security. They warn that attackers can harvest data now, decrypt later, so the financial system must upgrade to #PQC well before quantum computers arrive. #QuantumReadiness #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/industry-news/

BIS Quantum Readiness Paper
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Quantum-Readiness Roadmap: BIS Calls Finance to Prepare for the Post-Quantum EraOn July 7, 2025 the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) – often called the “central bank of central banks” – published a major paper titled “Quantum-readiness for the financial system: a roadmap.” This BIS Paper No. 158, authored by experts from BIS’s Innovation Hub and several central banks, provides a comprehensive framework to help the global financial sector transition to quantum-safe cryptography. The BIS (an international institution that “fosters international monetary and financial cooperation” among central banks) rarely sounds the alarm on technology issues so explicitly. Their decision to issue a quantum-readiness roadmap is a clear signal that the threat
Marin Ivezic

Quantum hacking isn’t just about qubits – it’s about megawatts. This piece explains how keeping a quantum computer at cryogenic temps and running Shor’s algorithm will gulp down colossal power. It’s even suggested that a breakthrough in fusion energy could be the unexpected accelerator for quantum attacks (limitless power → limitless decryption?). Bottom line: the energy cost buys us some time, but not forever. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/e

Quantum Computer RSA Energy
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · The Enormous Energy Cost of Breaking RSA‑2048 with Quantum ComputersThe energy requirements for breaking RSA-2048 with a quantum computer underscore how different the post-quantum threat is from conventional hacking. It’s not just about qubits and math; it’s about megawatts, cooling systems, and power grids. Today, that reality means only the most potent actors would even contemplate such attacks, and even then only for the crown jewels of intelligence. Tomorrow, advances in both quantum engineering and energy production could erode even that barrier. The enormous costs – in dollars and joules – of quantum cryptanalysis serve as a stark warning and a call to action. They buy us time to
Marin Ivezic

2030 is closer than you think – some experts predict that could be Q-Day (quantum code-breaking day). The EU, US, and others are already moving target dates up to around 2030 for critical systems to be quantum-safe. Meanwhile, an ISACA poll found only 5% of orgs have a quantum plan . Time to kick procrastination to the curb and treat this with urgency! #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum Readiness PQC Migration
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Quantum Readiness / PQC Migration Is The Largest, Most Complex IT/OT Overhaul Ever – So Why Wait?Preparing for the quantum era is arguably the largest and most complicated digital infrastructure overhaul in history. Yes, far bigger than Y2K, because back in 1999 we didn’t have millions of network-connected “things” to worry about. Yet despite clear warnings and rapidly approaching milestones, far too many organizations still treat quantum readiness as something to punt into next year – or worse, as a simple one-click software update. It won’t be that simple. Not by a long shot. If you haven’t already started planning your post-quantum migration, you’re not just behind schedule – you may already be late.
Marin Ivezic

Harvest Now, Decrypt Later – aka “Steal now, crack when you can” – is the quantum threat that’s here today. Adversaries (think nation-states) are likely collecting encrypted data now in hopes of decrypting it once quantum computers mature. Why does that matter? Because any sensitive info with a long shelf life (state secrets, personal data, IP, medical records) could be an open book in 5-10+ years if we don’t secure it with quantum-resistant methods ASAP. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/h

Harvest Now Decrypt Later HNDL
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) Risk'Harvest Now, Decrypt Later' (HNDL), also known as 'Store Now, Decrypt Later' (SNDL), is a concerning risk where adversaries collect encrypted data with the intent to decrypt it once quantum computing becomes capable of breaking current encryption methods. This is the quantum computing's ticking time bomb, with potential implications for every encrypted byte of data currently considered secure.
Marin Ivezic

A startling stat: 62% of security pros worry about quantum attacks, but only 5% say it’s a high priority at their org . Meanwhile regulators (EU, Canada, etc.) are setting PQC deadlines (2026-2030). CISOs who get ahead of this curve can turn compliance lemons into budget lemonade. Time to treat #QuantumSecurity as a crisis before it hits. postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum CISO Budget
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · How CISOs Can Use Quantum Readiness to Secure Bigger Budgets (and Fix Today’s Problems)Quantum readiness is not an exercise in science fiction – it’s a very practical program that yields benefits immediately. Regulators are pushing us all in this direction, which means boards are willing to fund it. The journey forces you to finally catalog your cryptographic assets and clean up long-standing weaknesses, improving your security posture right now. It builds agility so you can handle any crypto curveballs the future throws. It energizes your team and attracts talent by giving them something exciting to work on. And it demonstrates to the world that your organization is on top of emerging threats, thereby
Marin Ivezic

Canada isn’t waiting for Q-Day – it just rolled out a detailed roadmap to migrate all federal IT systems to #PQC by 2035. Every department must have a PQC migration plan by April 2026, with high-priority systems quantum-safe by 2031. This bold plan aims to “migrate all public-key crypto” in government to protect citizens’ data from the looming #Quantum threat. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/industry-news/

Canada PQC Roadmap
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Government of Canada Launches Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Migration RoadmapOn June 23, 2025 The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) has issued a new roadmap for migrating the Government of Canada’s IT systems to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Effective June 23, 2025, this guidance, 'Roadmap for the migration to post-quantum cryptography for the Government of Canada (ITSM.40.001)' lays out clear deadlines and expectations for all federal departments and agencies to transition their cryptographic systems to quantum-safe standards. It applies across non-classified federal IT systems, covering all Government of Canada networks handling UNCLASSIFIED, Protected A, and Protected B information (systems managing classified or Protected C data are addressed separately). The goal
Marin Ivezic

From IBM’s Quantum suite (which creates a detailed Cryptography Bill of Materials) to Keyfactor’s crypto-agility platform and open-source scanners – there’s no one-size-fits-all for crypto inventory. This guide breaks down strengths/limits of each vendor approach. The key is to use a mix to cover all bases. The goal: no hidden RSA key or TLS config goes unnoticed. #QuantumSecurity postquantum.com/post-quantum/c

PQC Cryptographic Inventory
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · Cryptographic Inventory Vendors and MethodologiesAchieving a comprehensive cryptographic inventory often requires combining multiple tools and methodologies. Each solution above has blind spots: one might excel at catching code-level issues but miss network usage, another might see network traffic but miss dormant code, etc. Organizations starting a crypto inventory (especially as part of PQC readiness) should evaluate these tools in terms of their environment: for example, pairing a passive network sensor with an agent-based host scanner and a static code analyzer will cover most bases – network, runtime, and code. Many of the vendors themselves support integrations (as seen by partnerships between endpoint and network
Marin Ivezic

A startling stat: 62% of security pros worry about quantum attacks, but only 5% say it’s a high priority at their org. Meanwhile regulators (EU, Canada, etc.) are setting PQC deadlines (2026-2030). CISOs who get ahead of this curve can turn compliance lemons into budget lemonade. Time to treat #QuantumSecurity as a crisis before it hits. postquantum.com/post-quantum/q

Quantum CISO Budget
PostQuantum - Quantum Computing, Quantum Security, PQC · How CISOs Can Use Quantum Readiness to Secure Bigger Budgets (and Fix Today’s Problems)Quantum readiness is not an exercise in science fiction – it’s a very practical program that yields benefits immediately. Regulators are pushing us all in this direction, which means boards are willing to fund it. The journey forces you to finally catalog your cryptographic assets and clean up long-standing weaknesses, improving your security posture right now. It builds agility so you can handle any crypto curveballs the future throws. It energizes your team and attracts talent by giving them something exciting to work on. And it demonstrates to the world that your organization is on top of emerging threats, thereby
techi

Quantum Computing in 2025: Real Progress, Real Impact

Quantum computing is moving from theory to practice in 2025, with companies like NTT Docomo, Ford Otosan, and Japan Tobacco seeing real benefits. Hybrid quantum-classical systems (e.g., Amazon + NVIDIA, IonQ) are solving complex problems in chemistry, logistics, and AI.

#QuantumComputing #Tech2025 #HybridSystems #QuantumSecurity #ErrorCorrection #NextGenChips #TECHi

Read Full Article Here :- techi.com/latest-developments-

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This conversation will give you a glimpse into the future of cybersecurity — the present, actually! 🙂

🚀 New Brand Story from #RSAC2025: Preparing for the Cryptographic and AI Tipping Point

At #RSAC Conference 2025, Sean Martin, CISSP and Marco Ciappelli sat down with Marc Manzano, General Manager of #Cybersecurity at SandboxAQ, to explore how organizations can prepare for the coming wave of post-quantum #cryptography challenges and the expanding influence of #AI.
🔐 Why is it critical to start adapting cybersecurity strategies now, before the tipping point hits?

Find out how SandboxAQ is helping businesses secure their future at the intersection of AI, cryptography, and #quantum #technology.

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🎥🎙️ This is just one of the many incredible conversations we recorded On Location in San Francisco, as Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli covered the event as official media partners for the 11th year in a row.
Stay tuned for more Brand Stories, Briefings, and candid conversations from RSAC 2025!

🎤 Looking ahead:
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ITSPmagazineSecurity at the Edge of Change: Preparing for the Cryptographic and AI Tipping Point | A Brand Story with Marc Manzano from SandboxAQ | An On Location RSAC Conference 2025 Brand Story — ITSPmagazine | Broadcasting Ideas. Connecting Minds.™Mark Manzano, General Manager of Cybersecurity at SandboxAQ, shares how his team is tackling the urgent challenges of quantum-era cryptography and the explosion of AI agents across enterprise environments. From real-time cryptographic agility to continuous non-human identity management, this episode
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Here we go, with another pre-RSAC 2025 Conference Coverage Brand Story!

#QuantumSecurity, Real Problems, and the Unifying Layer Behind It All
A Brand Story with Marc Manzano, General Manager, Cybersecurity Group at SandboxAQ

As we get ready for RSAC 2025, we’re kicking things off with some Brand Story conversation that sets the tone for what’s coming.

In this pre-event episode, SandboxAQ shares how their flagship platform, Active Guard, is reshaping #cybersecurity at the intersection of #AI and #quantum. From cryptographic asset management to non-human identity oversight and automated compliance, it’s all about solving real challenges and building a more secure, interoperable future.

ITSPmagazine's Co-founders Marco Ciappelli and Sean Martin, CISSP sat down with Marc Manzano for a first look at the #technology and thinking behind it — and what you can expect from their presence at RSA Conference 2025.

We’ll reconnect and record with SandboxAQ on location at #RSAC2025 for a deeper dive into this critical conversation.

A special thank you to SandboxAQ for sponsoring our RSAC 2025 coverage and supporting this exploration into the future of cybersecurity.

Watch, listen, and learn more below:

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Explore our full RSAC 2025 Coverage: itspmagazine.com/events/rsac

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