Quantum-Safe Awareness
Executive briefing on quantum computing threats and the steps leaders should take now
Positioning for Leadership in the Post-Quantum era
Quantum technologies are advancing from theory to real-world application. This briefing explores how quantum computing extends beyond cybersecurity and how early action positions organisations to capture advantage in a quantum-enabled economy.
Building a Quantum-Safe culture in the workforce
Quantum safety depends on people, not only technology. This session addresses embedding quantum-safety culture across the workforce and defining governance structures that provide clarity, ownership, and sustained direction across the post-quantum transition.
Embedding Quantum Resilience by Design
Emerging cryptographic standards require visibility across systems. This session explores techniques to identify cryptography, dependencies, prioritise exposed assets, and design phased transition that protect systems, and ensure future investments remain secure.
Providing clarity beyond the hype
Quantum computing is increasingly prominent in technology discourse, bringing both excitement and uncertainty. Technology leaders are often required to brief executive teams while navigating mixed narratives, making it essential to clearly articulate what is credible, what is speculative, and what matters for the organisation.
Our Approach to Quantum-Safe Awareness
Each briefing is tailored to organisational context and leadership priorities. A typical session is structured as follows:
1. Understanding the quantum threat and the case for action
How quantum computing reshapes digital trust, security assumptions, and long-term competitiveness.
2. Building a quantum-safe culture and workforce
The skills, awareness, and leadership behaviours required to embed quantum resilience across the organisation.
3. Outlining quantum-safe readiness planning
How to frame readiness, set direction, and align initiatives without prematurely committing to full migration.
4. Mapping cryptographic exposure through a bill of materials
Approaches to identifying cryptographic use across systems, applications, and infrastructure to support informed decision-making.
5. Engaging suppliers and technology partners
A practical checklist for assessing vendor readiness and managing post-quantum dependencies across the ecosystem.
6. Defining metrics, data points, and indicators
What leaders should monitor over time to prioritise immediate exposure, track progress, and guide future investment.