Starting February 26, 2026 From the programm page:“In an increasingly technology-driven world, cybersecurity stands as the cornerstone of digital resilience. In this programme, we will explore the full spectrum of cyber resilience, from prevention to response, while gaining both immediate, hands-on skills and foresight for the future of cybersecurity. This programme brings together academic researchers… Read more »
January 30, 2026, Brussels Belgium, co-located with FOSDEM 2026: From the conference website:“As the transition to PQC is becoming more pressing, open-source implementations play a crucial role in research, standardisation, and real-world adoption. This workshop brings together developers, researchers, and practitioners to explore the landscape of open-source PQC projects. Through technical talks, participants will gain… Read more »
White Paper (NIST CSWP 39) by NIST on crypto agility. From the abstract of the white paper: “Cryptographic (crypto) agility refers to the capabilities needed to replace and adapt cryptographic algorithms in protocols, applications, software, hardware, firmware, and infrastructures while preserving security and ongoing operations. This white paper provides an in-depth survey of current approaches… Read more »
February 5, 2026, Athens, Greece First in-person Q-PrEP workshop at National Research Center “Demokritos” in Athens Today, we – the Q-PrEP project team – would like to officially invite you to our in-person workshop atNational Research Center “Demokritos” in Athenson Thursday, 5th of February 2026 Our special thanks go to our dear community members and local hosts of the… Read more »
June 16 – 18, 2026, Ottawa, Canada Call for contributions open until January 23, 2026 From the conference page:“We rely on cryptography and other cyber technologies every day to protect our data and secure our digital infrastructures. As progress toward a cryptographically relevant quantum computer advances, we are running out of time to transition to… Read more »
This study by researchers of Swinburne University of Technology (Melbourne, Australia) has recently been published in the scientific (MDPI) journal Telecom: https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4001/6/4/100 From the abstract of the study: “Telecommunication infrastructures rely on cryptographic protocols designed for long-term confidentiality, yet data exchanged today faces future exposure when adversaries acquire quantum or large-scale computational capabilities. This harvest-now,… Read more »
Published in the version 2.2 online by German BSI (English version). From the webpage:“[…] Looking ahead, the conclusion of the study is that quantum computing is making steady progress towards cryptanalytic relevance according to the reliable mainstream: fault-tolerant (improved) Shor algorithm, executed either on a superconducting system with the surface code or an ion-based system… Read more »
March 12, 2026, Brussels, Belgium From the webpage: “This anniversary event will address the following topics: Origin of text and more information: https://www.enisa.europa.eu/cybersecurity_standardisation_2026Foto von Stephanie LeBlanc auf Unsplash
…as reported online by The Silicon Review, in the IoT section: https://thesiliconreview.com/2025/12/the-silicon-reviewdec-2025inturai-quantum-safe-security-iot-edge From the article:“Canadian cybersecurity firm Inturai has announced a breakthrough in quantum-safe security, specifically engineered to protect global IoT and edge computing devices. This advancement implements post-quantum cryptography directly on resource-constrained hardware, addressing a critical vulnerability as future quantum computers threaten to break current encryption standards. The development is a strategic leap in… Read more »
Statement published on the blog of Google Bug Hunters. From the blog:“At Google, we are committed to research and innovation, and that includes proactively addressing future security threats. In accordance with this principle, we have been a strong proponent of post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for years, starting with our early experiments in Chrome in 2016. At… Read more »