Post-quantum cryptography
From: Chris Bailey (@christmbailey)
Last call for speakers at the @PKIConsortium #PQC Conference Amsterdam (Dec 1–3, 2026). 2,100 registered. Accepted proposals still get in-person seats. June 30 deadline. Speaking sessions, panels, roundtables welcome. Submit: https://t.co/OrvoIzwhuP https://t.co/gQEX76HJvC
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Position post-quantum cryptography migration timelines: With 2,100 registered attendees in Amsterdam, this is the venue to discuss whether organizations should begin cryptographic inventory audits now or wait for standardized algorithms, and what December 2026 shows about industry adoption pace
Address the implementation gap between NIST standards and enterprise deployment: A roundtable could explore why PQC adoption lags behind awareness among the 2,100 participants—focusing on specific technical hurdles in legacy systems, budget constraints, and skills gaps that prevent actual migration
Showcase real transition case studies from specific sectors: Rather than generic overviews, propose a speaking session on how financial services, government, or telecommunications institutions are actually integrating PQC into their cryptographic infrastructure, with measurable outcomes and lessons learned
Submit a proposal focused on practical PQC implementation barriers your organization has solved, rather than theoretical frameworks, since this audience of 2,100 professionals is past awareness-building and needs deployment guidance.
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