
Quantum-safe migration: Why now is an opportunity to modernize cryptography for the new age
Quantum computing requires proactive cybersecurity modernization to enhance business resilience via a three-pronged approach to the quantum-safe migration.
Michele Mosca is CEO and co-founder of evolutionQ, a cybersecurity company that pioneered quantum risk management and the BasejumpTM software product suite that enables scalable cryptographic resilience, essential in the era of computing capabilities enhanced by quantum computing and AI.
Michele is a renowned expert in cryptography and among the world's leading experts at the intersection of quantum computing and cybersecurity. He has been instrumental in working globally with industry and governments to advance the imperative of preparing digital infrastructures to be resilient against quantum-enabled adversaries.
Prior to evolutionQ, Michele co-founded the Institute for Quantum Computing while Professor of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo, Canada. He is a founding member of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and his work on quantum computing has been published widely in leading journals and textbooks.
Quantum computing requires proactive cybersecurity modernization to enhance business resilience via a three-pronged approach to the quantum-safe migration.
La ciberseguridad debe integrarse en los procesos de ingeniería y despliegue de la computación de próxima generación, pero esto no tiene por qué significar comprometer la capacidad.
Cybersecurity should be built into next-generation computing engineering and deployment processes, but it doesn’t have to mean compromising capability.
Organizations must adopt quantum-safe strategies for cryptographic resilience, ensure agility and implement defense-in-depth frameworks to safeguard global cybersecurity.
Quantum computers could threaten our everyday cybersecurity in the near future, requiring quantum-secure cryptography and for organisations to act now.



