Connect your information-security program and regulatory obligations to the post-quantum transition. This track shows compliance, GRC and security teams how ISO, SOC 2, FedRAMP and friends are evolving to expect crypto-agility.
Framework-aware content that turns post-quantum readiness into auditable control evidence.
Auditors and regulators are beginning to ask how organisations will handle the move to quantum-resistant cryptography. The frameworks your program already runs on are quietly absorbing crypto-agility expectations.
This track maps those expectations onto the controls your teams know, so quantum readiness becomes part of your existing compliance cycle rather than a parallel project.
Where crypto-agility lands in ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A and the risk register
Post-quantum considerations across SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria
FedRAMP, GovRAMP and NIST SP 800-53 cryptographic-control expectations
Building cryptographic inventory and migration evidence auditors will accept
Embedding quantum-readiness into policy, risk assessment and vendor management
The Quantum Clock Is Ticking
Security experts estimate quantum computers capable of breaking RSA-2048 encryption could arrive by 2030-2035. Adversaries are already running "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" campaigns. Upskilling your teams now is the difference between leading the transition and scrambling to catch up after the deadline.
Outcomes that keep your compliance posture ahead of the requirement, not chasing it.
A clear map of how each framework you hold is affected by the PQC transition
Control language and evidence patterns for crypto-agility in audits
A method to fold quantum-readiness into existing risk and policy cycles
Confidence to answer auditor and customer questions on post-quantum plans
A prioritised, framework-aligned readiness checklist for your program