Comparing Strategies for Quantum-Safe Cryptography Adoption in Organizations
summary
Santander describes a concrete five-phase program (awareness, program definition, discovery, planning, execution) grounded on NIST, ETSI, BSI, CFDI and WEF guidance and a decision that risk messaging fails. Teams build a GitHub-based crypto standard with configurable pipelines to push algorithm changes, run a post-quantum SWIFT testbed, and form discovery, PKI and cloud workgroups. Surveys cited: 82% of data needs 5+ years protection, 32% report no transition plan, 54% expect slow progress; US rules force PQC adoption by 2025–27.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Santander’s quantum journey
- 3:51Quantum-safe resources
- 9:07Quantum threat roadmap
- 11:59Five phases of quantum threat program
- 14:28Quantum threats beyond HDLL
- 18:57Building quantum communities
- 22:12Cryptography standards and crypto agility
- 24:59Overcoming crypto procrastination
- 28:55Risk messages and urgency tactics
- 31:02US government timeline
- 32:06Closing
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