Final Q&A
summary
Panel answers where practice meets policy: vendors demonstrate early tooling like SandboxAQ and recommend using existing enterprise vulnerability scanners for a first crypto inventory, while warning about agent risks and new attack surfaces from autodiscovery. Standards work is underway — IETF drafts for composite/hybrid schemes and NIST PQC candidates — and agencies plan to publish deprecation timelines for RSA after PQC standards finalize. Advice emphasizes building crypto agility, policy-driven automation, and using protection profiles for eIDAS updates.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Conference introduction
- 0:45Final Q&A session
- 1:49Future conference locations
- 2:33BSI standards in Germany
- 3:15US quantum cryptocurrency priority
- 3:37Cryptography scanning methods
- 4:43Enterprise cryptographic inventory
- 6:06US funding for quantum scanning
- 6:51Risks of scanning tools
- 8:19Vulnerability scanners for inventory
- 8:39Budgeting for hybrid PQC
- 11:27Urgency in post-quantum adoption
- 13:40Legal aspects of PQ signatures
- 14:46US and EU PQ readiness
- 16:34eIDAS and PQ cryptography
- 17:57NIST on hybrid vs PQ algorithms
- 18:40Standardization in hybrid cryptography
- 20:03ITF hybrid standardization
- 21:09Updating PKCS standards
- 22:53Quantum impact on libraries
- 23:57NIST RSA recommendations
- 25:01GDPR and PQ enforcement
- 26:31Key takeaways and conference conclusion
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