Open source software provided by MTG and Cryspen This software tool helps analyze Post-Quantum (PQC) certificates and their public keys – an important step toward ensuring security in a post-quantum world. JZLint 2.0 enables the so-called linting, i.e., checking certificates for errors and conformance with relevant specifications. This process is a key component in the… Read more »
October 7 – 9, 2025, Prague, Czech Republic The conference comprises a number of 20 talks & presentations on quantum safe cryptography and its implementation, underlining the timeliness & importance of PQC and related approaches. The OpenSSL Conference 2025 is dedicated to advancements in cryptography and secure communications. Held in the historic city of Prague,… Read more »
October 6 – 8, 2025, 2025, Bucharest, Romania The conference brings together the European cybersecurity community in Bucharest, Romania this year again. Amongst other key topics, it includes the block “Emerging Threats: AI and Quantum in the Cyber Domain”: This theme addresses the evolving threat landscape, spotlighting AI-enabled cyber attacks and the push for quantum-resilient… Read more »
September 11 – 12, 2025, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy The conference involves talks and workshops on PQC, amongst other latest topics of cryptography. CIFRIS25 is an international event, supported and organized by De Cifris and Roma Tre University, with the precious cooperation of Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale (ACN). CIFRIS25 aims at bringing together… Read more »
There is a growing disconnect between the rapid pace of advancements in quantum computing and the priority to which CISOs assign to the associated risk. Recent predictions now estimate the arrival of Q-Day (the date when quantum computers become powerful enough to break widely used public key cryptography) to be as early as 2029. Yet,… Read more »
PQC algorithms have been through a rigorous standardisation process run by NIST (the US national standards body) with extensive global scrutiny from experts in academia, industry and governments. Implementations are already being developed and deployed in some operational systems, and PQC will continue to be integrated into security protocols and widely used libraries. As well… Read more »
The Post Quantum Cryptography Coalition (PQCC) monthly publishes the state of migration of PQC illustrated as a heatmap. Foto von Clay Banks auf Unsplash
December 2 – 3, 2025, New Babylon Congress Centre, The Hague (NL) This European conference on the subject of migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is organized by a Dutch-French-German consortium consisting of ANSSI (the French Cybersecurity Agency), BSI (the German Federal Office for Information Security), BZK (the Ministry of the Interior & Kingdom Relations of The Netherlands), CWI (National Research Institute for… Read more »
October 16–17, 2025, Frankfurt am Main, Union Halle From October 16 to 17, 2025, “seQUcom 2025 – Securing Enterprise Communications” will take place in Frankfurt am Main at the Union Halle (www.sequcom.de). The two-day program aims to raise awareness of the upcoming and necessary migration to quantum-secure encryption. The two half-day program is divided into… Read more »
September 17, 2025, online, organized by QISS Join that event on 17 September 14:00-15:30 CEST on the post-quantum cryptography transition in such a critical sector as the financial system to discuss the state of play, challenges and the way forward with a line-up of distinguished experts in the field. Participation is free, but registration is… Read more »