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Security Priorities for 2026
A guide for security leaders to strengthen trust, reduce risk and build a more resilient, security-enabled enterprise
Building a Quantum-Safe Foundation: WWT and Cisco Accelerate Post-Quantum Readiness
In a rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, advances in quantum computing pose a significant threat to current encryption methods.
The Boardroom Reckoning on AI: Why AI Demands a New Kind of Leadership
AI is forcing a new leadership challenge inside the enterprise, in which boards are expected to oversee a fast-moving technology they do not manage day to day, while executives are tasked with deploying it responsibly at speed. In this episode, Byron Loflin, Global Head of Board Advisory at Nasdaq, and WWT AVP of Global Cyber Advocacy Kate Kuehn explore what that means for modern governance — from board-level AI literacy and trust between directors and management to error reporting, escalation paths and the growing need for stronger oversight as AI systems become more capable and more autonomous.
Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Readiness Workshop
This workshop is an executive and technical workshop for Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) readiness. It demystifies the quantum threat, identifies cryptographic weaknesses across the enterprise, and benchmarks current agility using the WWT PQC Readiness Scorecard. Participants will leave with a practical multi-month action plan and the framework to communicate the PQC strategy to the board, securing long-term data resilience.
The Quantum Signal from the White House Operators Should Not Miss
Quantum is moving from research priority to infrastructure reality. The White House's latest Executive Orders give critical infrastructure operators a clear signal: post-quantum readiness should be built into modernization decisions now, especially across AI, cloud, identity, OT environments, procurement and board-level risk planning.
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Post-Quantum Cryptography Support in the Campus LAN
Discover why MACsec-enabled campus networks are exposed to quantum threats, despite using AES encryption, and what organizations can do about it.
The Quantum Signal from the White House Operators Should Not Miss
Quantum is moving from research priority to infrastructure reality. The White House's latest Executive Orders give critical infrastructure operators a clear signal: post-quantum readiness should be built into modernization decisions now, especially across AI, cloud, identity, OT environments, procurement and board-level risk planning.
Cisco Got Serious About PQC at Cisco Live 2026
Cisco got serious about Post-Quantum Cryptography at Cisco Live US. With Cisco IQ, the 8000 Series Secure Router, and a PQC-safe full stack architecture, Cisco is making sure their product lineup is secure today for tomorrow's threats.
Partner POV | Quantum-Safe Doesn't Mean Secure: The Dangerous Misconception That Will Undermine PQC Adoption in 2026
Quantum-safe cryptography is crucial but insufficient for future cybersecurity. As quantum threats loom, organizations must adopt a holistic strategy integrating identity management, application security, and AI-driven threat detection. Relying solely on quantum-resistant algorithms risks overlooking vulnerabilities, necessitating a comprehensive defense-in-depth approach to safeguard digital assets effectively.
Making Agentic Operations Happen: WWT's Key Takeaways from Cisco Live 2026
The era of agentic operations is here, and organizations must modernize infrastructure to support autonomous workloads at scale.
Building a Quantum-Safe Foundation: WWT and Cisco Accelerate Post-Quantum Readiness
In a rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, advances in quantum computing pose a significant threat to current encryption methods.
Quantum Systems: Clusters, Hybrid Quantum/AI Workflows and Use Cases
Today's quantum processors can't operate on their own. This paper maps the full software stack required to orchestrate multi-QPU clusters and run hybrid quantum/AI workloads at enterprise scale.
The Boardroom Reckoning on AI: Why AI Demands a New Kind of Leadership
AI is forcing a new leadership challenge inside the enterprise, in which boards are expected to oversee a fast-moving technology they do not manage day to day, while executives are tasked with deploying it responsibly at speed. In this episode, Byron Loflin, Global Head of Board Advisory at Nasdaq, and WWT AVP of Global Cyber Advocacy Kate Kuehn explore what that means for modern governance — from board-level AI literacy and trust between directors and management to error reporting, escalation paths and the growing need for stronger oversight as AI systems become more capable and more autonomous.
IBM Think 2026: AI and Quantum Are Converging Infrastructure
From Arvind Krishna's CEO AMA to the quantum keynote and a packed Partner Day, IBM Think 2026 made a clear case that enterprise computing is entering a structural shift.
Information Age: Quantum is coming. Here's what CTOs can be doing today
Ginna Raahauge of WWT talks us through quantum strategy and what you as a CTO should be doing to prepare your organisation.
Cisco Unveils 'Foundational' Universal Quantum Switch To Scale The Quantum Internet
'There's going to be very few people that understand how to operate, build and operate these things … technology is moving so fast now that most of our clients can't keep up with that. They're having to rely on partners more and more,' one executive at a Cisco partner says of the emerging quantum opportunity.
Quantum Readiness: Preparing for a Resilient Future
The impact of quantum computing requires more than technical upgrades — it demands coordination across federal networks.
Hands-On Learning of Quantum Computing
Quantum computing holds long-term strategic promise, but near-term progress is constrained by scarce, noisy and immature hardware. This blog presents a quantum computation simulator that allows organizations to engage with quantum computing today, without reliance on physical quantum devices. The simulator represents quantum states as explicit, inspectable data structures, enabling engineers and technical leaders to directly observe and reason about superposition, interference, entanglement and measurement as executable program behavior.
Quantum Systems: Quantum Networking for Classical Engineers (Part II)
Networking a qubit is in some ways similar to classical engineering, and in others vastly different. This second article in a series on quantum networking discusses the theoretical (but necessary) components of a next-generation, multi-QPU network.
Quantum Definitions for the Common Good: The First List
Think of this as a compendium (part 1) on what the heck quantum "is." This is a slightly well-organized, super-condensed treasure chest holding all the descriptions of the language used in this branch of science/technology/computing. It's the ultimate, curated cheat sheet designed to make you feel like an expert without reading a thousand boring pages.
Partner POV | G7 Sets Quantum Deadline: Roadmap Signals Industry Urgency for All
Quantum computing is here, sparking a race for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness. The G7 roadmap outlines a 2030-2035 migration window, urging organizations to strategize now. Forescout's technology aids in detecting and managing PQC vulnerabilities. Act now to secure your future against this looming threat. The countdown to Q-Day has begun.
Security Priorities for 2026
A guide for security leaders to strengthen trust, reduce risk and build a more resilient, security-enabled enterprise
Partner POV | Post-Quantum Cryptography: What It Is and How It Works
Quantum computers threaten current encryption, necessitating post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to secure data against future quantum attacks. Organizations must transition to PQC, leveraging algorithms like Kyber and Dilithium, to protect sensitive information. Proactive adoption ensures long-term security, safeguarding data from the impending quantum era.
Quantum Systems: A Beginners' Guide for Classical Engineers (Part I)
Quantum systems are not mystical black boxes, but rather rigorously structured architectures with familiar analogs. This note provides a foundation for quantum computing using concepts familiar to classical engineers, x86 architects and network professionals. It maps qubits, quantum gates and qubit connectivity graphs into well-known ideas such as transistors, instruction sets and data center fabrics, making quantum systems easier to understand without diluting the physics.
Security Chiefs Sound Alarm Over 'Naked AI'
F5's Shawn Wormke and WWT's Chris Konrad say the rapid operationalization of AI is creating a widening gap between innovation and protection—leaving most organizations unprepared for real-world threats, governance failures and the coming quantum era.