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The new PQC EXPO brings together enterprise leaders, cybersecurity experts, and technology innovators to address one of the most critical emerging risks in digital infrastructure: the impact of quantum computing on today's encryption standards.
"Waiting isn't a strategy.
It's increasing risk every day."
From cryptographic agility and risk assessment to real-world migration planning, this event delivers the insights and connections required to prepare for a quantum-secure future - before the window to act closes.
You'll hear from leaders defining post-quantum standards and from organizations already executing migration strategies - so you can make informed decisions now, not under pressure later.
Assess and reduce your organization's quantum-related risk with a clear, actionable roadmap.
Pinpoint exactly where your encryption is most vulnerable - and get precise guidance on remediation.
Practical implementation guidance to build cryptographic flexibility across your entire environment.
Clarity on post-quantum cryptography standards, timelines, and regulatory compliance requirements.
Case studies and migration approaches from organizations already in motion - no theory, only practice.
Connect with the vendors and solutions built to accelerate your quantum-secure transition without disruption.
Quantum risk is one of the next major inflection points in cybersecurity - and most organizations are just beginning to understand its impact. That creates a rare opportunity for solution providers to establish leadership before the market becomes saturated. Sponsors who engage early will be the ones enterprises turn to when action becomes urgent.
Engage High-Value Buyers Early - connect with decision-makers before vendor shortlists are established
Own the Narrative in an Emerging Category - help define how organizations approach quantum risk
Generate High-Intent Leads - reach attendees actively researching solutions, strategies, and partners
Gain First-Mover Advantage - establish credibility in a market that is still forming
