Ready for Q-Day? Post-Quantum Cryptography at RSA 2024 | Intel

In this InTechnology video from RSA Conference 2024, Camille chats with Dr. Richard Searle, Chief AI Officer at Fortanix; Chris Hickman, Chief Security Officer at Keyfactor; and Andrew Driscoll, Quantum Security Engineer at Accenture about post-quantum cryptography. They discuss how quantum computing and post-quantum cryptography will function, the current "steal now, decrypt later" threat, the countdown to Q-Day, strategies for organizations to start planning and migrating for a post-quantum reality, quantum computing use cases, cybersecurity concerns tied to post-quantum cryptography, new standards in computing and cryptography, and much more.
0:00 Introductions
1:12 Defining quantum compute and post-quantum cryptography
2:38 The threat of "steal now, decrypt later"
3:58 What is Q-Day?
4:22 Starting the journey to quantum-safe
7:15 Strategy assessment and discovery phase
10:04 Power and use cases of quantum computing
12:33 Cybersecurity of quantum computing
15:25 Sovereignty and post-quantum cryptography standards
18:28 Post-quantum cryptography is critical infrastructure
20:29 Timeline toward Q-Day and how to prepare
23:36 Change is inevitable, but the transition takes time
26:55 Encrypted data is already at risk
28:39 Wrap-up
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Ready for Q-Day? Post-Quantum Cryptography at RSA 2024 | Intel
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