Understanding the quantum threat: A KPMG & Microsoft executive discussion

June 24 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm EDT
Webcast overview
As advances in quantum computing accelerate, organizations are facing a new category of risk: the potential for current cryptographic protections to become vulnerable. While practical timelines for large scale quantum impact are still evolving, leading enterprises are beginning to assess exposure and define response strategies today.
This session brings together KPMG and Microsoft to provide a clear, executive level perspective on the fundamentals of the quantum threat — cutting through technical complexity to focus on what matters most for business and technology leaders.
During this one-hour discussion, we will explore how organizations can begin to frame quantum risk in a practical, measured way — distinguishing near term considerations from longer term transformation and aligning security strategy to emerging industry standards.
Learning Objectives:
Discussion topics will include:
- What the quantum threat is — and why it is becoming a business relevant issue now
- How advances in quantum computing may impact today’s cryptographic environments
- Key concepts in post quantum cryptography (PQC) and standardization efforts
- Practical considerations for identifying exposure and beginning internal planning
- How leading organizations are approaching quantum readiness without over rotating on hype or uncertain timelines
Program Specifications
Estimated CPE credit: This program is worth approximately 1 CPE credit.
NASBA Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based
Target Audience: Board directors, C-level executives,VPs and SVPs
Field(s) of Study: Management Services (Advisory Services) – 44
The final CPE and Field of Study will be confirmed after delivery of the program.
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisite requirements for this course.
Advance Preparation: There are no advanced preparation requirements for this course.
Program Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Policies & Questions
Refund/cancellation policy: This program is offered free of charge. As such refunds are not applicable.
Questions: If you have questions about this event, please e-mail KPMG Events & Meetings and reference event code K9N6KM2HZ7D.
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