Quantum computing promises to disrupt evolution of technology and enable computations that overburden even today’s most powerful super-computers. But it is also a curse to security, as cryptographic algorithms that proved to be secure for decades may be breached by quantum computers within minutes.
Researchers all around the globe are ambitiously working on a new generation of cryptographic infrastructure and algorithms to withstand the quantum-enforced new generation of attack models. Join us at this webinar and learn more about post-quantum cryptography “PQC”.
What will you learn?
Webinar details
Date: Wednesday, 23 September 2020
Time: 14:00 – 15:00 CEST (Pre-registration is required)
About the speakers
Nastja Cepak, PhD, Cybersecurity Expert, CREAplus; Nastja has a PhD in Cryptography, related to the area of symmetric cryptography and block ciphers. In recent years she started applying her theoretical knowledge in practice with CREAplus, where she works with hardware cryptographic solutions, like hardware security modules HSMs, encryption and public key infrastructure PKI, and delivers technical trainings.
Alexandra Guennewig, Head of Product Marketing, Utimaco; Alexandra is passionate about bringing technological innovations to the market – and especially about quantum resistant cryptography. She joined Utimaco 5 years ago, where she now heads the Product Marketing department of the Cybersecurity division. Prior to this, she spent 15 years in the Automotive industry working with disruptive technologies.
Need more information?
Please contact Mrs. Marjeta Zupancic from CREAplus at email:
Registration
Registration for the webinar has been closed because we have reached the maximum number of registrations for the event. Thank you for your interest!
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