Events and Resources

Federal agencies are no longer asking if they need to transition to post-quantum cryptography — they are being directed to do so. Mandates such as OMB M-23-02 and evolving NIST guidance have ...

Federal agencies are actively preparing for the impact of quantum technologies on existing systems and security architectures. A recent report from the U.S. Government Accountability ...

A recent report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office highlights a key issue in the federal quantum market: agencies have clear direction and mandates, but are still defining how to operationalize them. For vendors, this ...

Federal agencies must transition to quantum-safe cryptography. Driven by National Security Memoranda, executive orders and Federal ...

The 'Golden Dome' for America has moved from vision to reality, creating a massive, interconnected architecture of space-based sensors, kinetic interceptors and C2 networks. However, this 'system of systems' is only as ...

Federal agencies are under increasing pressure to inventory cryptography, manage cipher deprecation and prepare for post-quantum migration in accordance with OMB 23-18 and national security directives. 

The quantum clock is ticking and adversaries aren't waiting.   Join us for an essential session on quantum risk and post-quantum cryptography (PQC), where we'll cut through the complexity and show you exactly what's at stake and what to do about ...

Federal agencies are under pressure to comply with OMB M-24-04 and Executive Orders 14028 and 14144 – modernizing cryptography while accelerating Zero Trust. Yet the bulk of mission workloads still run on VMware vSphere and enterprise storage, and legacy hardware HSMs are struggling to scale across enclaves and hybrid ...

Federal agencies are now required under 

Quantum is no longer a single market; it’s three distinct buying motions inside the U.S. Federal Government. Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is now a compliance-driven mandate with near-term funding, timelines and agency migration requirements. Quantum computing is a mission-specific ...