Information Security Officer CapitalOne, United States
Quantum computing’s threat to encryption demands urgent PQC migration. This session pioneers a roadmap to operationalize quantum-ready defenses by unifying NIST SP 800-53, ISO 27001:2022, and CISA’s Zero Trust frameworks.
Attendees learn to:
Align NIST’s 2024 PQC finalists (ML-KEM, ML-DSA) with ISO 27001’s cryptographic controls and CISA’s crypto-agility mandates.
Prioritize quantum risks via NISTIR 8428 assessments for PKI/IoT/legacy systems.
Automate PQC adoption using liboqs in CI/CD pipelines, compliant with ETSI QSC.
Featuring exclusive data from 15+ industry pilots (Google, NSA, finance), the session debuts a proprietary crosswalk matrix mapping PQC algorithms to compliance controls and a ROI checklist to quantify migration success. Tackling the standards-implementation gap, it equips CISOs/architects to thwart “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks and meet NSM-10 deadlines with metrics-driven strategies.
Learning Objectives:
Apply a proprietary crosswalk matrix to align NIST PQC finalists (e.g., ML-KEM) with ISO 27001:2022 controls and CISA Zero Trust requirements, ensuring compliance while retrofitting hybrid quantum-classical systems.
Implement automated PQC migration in DevOps pipelines using Open Quantum Safe’s liboqs, integrated with ETSI QSC profiles, to achieve crypto-agility without disrupting legacy workflows.
Quantify migration ROI using a metrics-driven checklist, prioritizing high-risk assets (PKI, IoT) via NISTIR 8428 quantum impact assessments and FAIR risk modeling to justify budget allocations.