Building the Quantum-Ready Ecosystem
summary
Orange launches a commercial quantum-secured network service and reports Orange Quantum Defender in production with 20 customers and a Paris infrastructure built with Nokia and Toshiba; Cisco embeds PQC into hardware, validates flex VPN and plans SD‑WAN quantum-safe offers while labs prototype quantum switches and network links. Quandela/Candela integrations add a quantum layer to ML for malware detection. Enterprises focus on inventorying crypto assets, building a crypto‑asset map, prioritizing critical links and planning phased PQC migrations.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and panel welcome
- 0:46Quantum maturity in enterprises
- 3:01France’s quantum progress and investments
- 4:30Challenges in quantum-safe migration
- 6:23Cisco’s quantum-safe hardware strategy
- 8:11Orange-Cisco quantum collaboration
- 9:40Client migration strategies and obstacles
- 11:51Quantum as opportunity for new use cases
- 13:59Quantum’s dual impact on cybersecurity
- 16:28Mental shift required for quantum readiness
- 17:36Audience Q&A begins
- 18:20Migration challenges and inventory methods
- 20:29Prioritizing critical assets for migration
- 21:36Integrating quantum safety with AI upgrades
- 22:43Benchmarking quantum use cases
- 23:48Addressing budget concerns for SMEs
- 27:25Future projects and goals
- 28:06Final messages and call to action
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