Building Your Quantum-safe Future with Crypto-agility
summary
IBM lays out a concrete migration path: NIST-approved candidates Kyber, Dilithium, Falcon, Sphinx are imminent, U.S. law pushes critical infrastructure toward migration by 2033, and IBM’s Quantum Safe group reports outreach to 300+ enterprises with 100+ paid engagements. A demoed scanner, IBM Quantum Safe Explorer, finds 52,000+ crypto methods and 1,603 crypto-relevant artifacts in a sample codebase and pairs with network monitoring (TLS versions, cipher suites) plus an LLM remediator that suggests code fixes and generates a cryptography bill of material.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Quantum-safe crypto-agility intro
- 10:59Quantum threat to cryptography
- 22:50Crypto-agility framework
- 35:01Live demo: quantum-safe discovery
- 45:14Q&A
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