Strategic Planning for Post-Quantum Cryptography with WWT and Palo Alto Networks
Event Overview
Join World Wide Technology and Palo Alto Networks experts for an engaging virtual event focused on preparing your organization for the quantum era. Discover the latest insights on post-quantum cryptography (PQC), learn about the risks of “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks, and understand why being PQC ready is critical for long-term data protection and regulatory compliance. Our experts will discuss industry trends, customer challenges, and practical strategies for building crypto agility, ensuring a smooth transition to new standards. Gain actionable guidance to future-proof your security posture and maintain resilience against evolving threats.
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What to expect
- - Understand the quantum threat and why being PQC ready is critical for long-term data protection and regulatory compliance.
- - Learn about the challenges organizations face in migrating to PQC, including technical complexity, resource constraints, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
- - Discover actionable strategies for building crypto agility and ensuring a smooth transition to new cryptographic standards, safeguarding your organization’s reputation and operational continuity.
- - Learn about the partnership between WWT and Palo Alto Networks and how it provides customers with a comprehensive approach to PQC readiness, combining strategic consulting, advanced technology testing, and cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions to protect clients against the evolving threat landscape.
Goals and Objectives
Equip organizations with the knowledge and strategies needed to prepare for quantum-era cybersecurity challenges. Attendees will learn about the risks posed by quantum computing, the importance of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness, and the value of crypto agility for seamless transitions to new standards. Experts from World Wide Technology and Palo Alto Networks will share actionable insights on protecting sensitive data, maintaining regulatory compliance, and building long-term resilience against evolving threats.
Who should attend?
CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs of organizations across various industries; cybersecurity professionals, including security analysts, incident response teams, and security operations personnel; IT leaders and decision-makers responsible for implementing and maintaining robust cybersecurity measures.