From Production Line to Product Lifecycle: Building Quantum-Ready Security for Manufacturing

Manufacturers rely on cryptography to protect production environments, connected products, software updates, intellectual property, and global supply chains. As quantum computing advances, organizations must ensure those protections remain effective throughout the long service lives of the products and systems they deploy today.

The transition to post-quantum cryptography may be one of the largest security upgrades manufacturers undertake this decade. The time to plan for it is now.

In just a few years, a cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) could break virtually unbreakable RSA cryptography within a few hours to a few days, creating new risks for intellectual property, operational data, software supply chains, and connected devices. The challenge extends beyond future threats. Data stolen today can be decrypted later, while long-lived products already deployed in the field must continue to operate securely for years to come.

Join Entrust and IBM Consulting for a practical discussion on how security leaders can build the business case for post-quantum cryptography and secure manufacturing operations for the quantum era. In this session, you'll learn how to:

• Assess your exposure to quantum-era risks, including harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks

• Build crypto-agility into connected products, industrial systems, and software supply chains

• Develop a practical roadmap for adopting post-quantum cryptography without disrupting operations

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