en.Wedoany.com Reported - enQase has announced its participation in Quantum.Tech World 2026, to be held June 25-26 at Encore Boston Harbor in Boston, Massachusetts. The conference brings together over 1,000 leaders in quantum, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, government, and enterprise to explore the impact of quantum technology and quantum security on business and national security. enQase will showcase practical response strategies to enterprise and public sector leaders, highlighting its patented full-stack quantum security approach to help organizations identify cryptographic risks, prioritize efforts, and develop actionable long-term resilience blueprints, including quick wins on the path to compliance and quantum security.
On Day 1 (June 25) at 7:45 AM, a "Masterclass Workshop: NIST PQC Standards and the Migration to Quantum Security and Cryptographic Agility" will be held, featuring top experts from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) on post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards and quantum risk, alongside enQase CEO Rajesh Patil. This session will provide a practical, vendor-neutral discussion covering the threat landscape, the latest developments in NIST and other PQC standards and timelines, and how organizations can achieve quantum security and cryptographic agility, followed by a live Q&A.
The workshop will be followed by a keynote from Peter Shor: "Quantum Cryptography vs. Classical Cryptography: The Race Started by Shor's Algorithm." During the event, enQase will also present a "Quantum Security and Cryptographic Agility in Action" technical demonstration at 11:15 AM on Day 1 at Booth J12 in the Quantum.Tech World Expo Hall, showcasing a live quantum-secure and cryptographically agile network configuration.
On Days 1 and 2, enQase will demonstrate its single-source, full-stack quantum security platform, along with cryptographic inventory and quantum security blueprint capabilities. These capabilities provide visibility into cryptographic assets within enterprise environments, risk prioritization and compliance alignment services (helping focus resources on the most critical quantum vulnerabilities), and deliver quantum security blueprints—a structured framework and customized migration plan designed to guide organizations efficiently toward a compliant and quantum-secure state, with ongoing cryptographic agility to address new threats.
Rajesh Patil, CEO of enQase, stated: "Quantum readiness is no longer a future initiative. It is an imperative for the C-suite and boardrooms. Organizations need to understand where cryptography currently resides, develop practical migration strategies, and possess the agility to adapt to evolving standards. This is what enQase delivers today."
The rapid advancement of quantum technology presents both opportunities and risks for global enterprises. Organizations that begin planning now can reduce future migration costs, improve regulatory preparedness, and enhance long-term resilience against emerging threats. Quantum.Tech World 2026 is a global forum bringing together leaders from quantum computing, quantum communication, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, government, defense, healthcare, financial services, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure. Throughout the conference, attendees are invited to the "Schrödinger's Socket Lounge," presented by enQase, for networking, executive discussions, and informal conversations on quantum readiness, cryptographic agility, and emerging security challenges facing enterprises and critical infrastructure operators, while charging their devices. Attendees interested in scheduling a meeting with the enQase team can visit Booth J12 or book in advance through the Quantum.Tech World event page.
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