Move From PQC Discovery to Migration Execution
Join SafeLogic at the 2026 Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Forum in McLean, Virginia. Organized by the Post-Quantum Cryptography Coalition (PQCC), this event brings together leaders across government, industry, and academia to address the operational realities of migrating to post-quantum standards.
While discovery and inventory establish essential baseline visibility, discovery alone will not make your organization quantum resilient. With key 2030 modernization deadlines approaching, technology and security leaders must transition from planning to active, risk-prioritized execution.
Featured Session:
Beyond Cryptographic Discovery: Executing the PQC Migration
- Speaker: Evgeny Gervis, CEO, SafeLogic
- Date & Time: Monday, Sept 14, 2026 | 10:45 AM – 11:05 AM ET
- Location: MITRE McLean Building 1 | McLean, VA
Session Overview
In this session, Evgeny will share approaches to turning PQC planning into measurable risk reduction. He’ll explore how organizations can prioritize migration based on risk, execute incrementally without waiting for perfect visibility, and use the transition to establish stronger cryptographic governance and crypto-agility.
Key Takeaways
- From Discovery to Action: Why cryptographic discovery is a starting point—not the end goal—of PQC migration
- Risk-Based Prioritization: How to sequence remediation based on business and mission impact rather than waiting for universal inventory completeness.
- Continuous Risk Management: Treating PQC migration as an ongoing operational practice rather than a static compliance exercise.
- Crypto-Agility & Governance: Combining cryptographic visibility with policy-driven controls to simplify future cryptographic updates.
Who Should Attend
This session is tailored for leaders responsible for operationalizing PQC directives and building crypto-agile architectures, including:
- CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, and Enterprise Architects
- Cryptography, PKI, and Cybersecurity Engineering Leaders
- Federal & Public Sector Program Managers navigating OMB/NIST timelines
- Software & Technology Vendors integrating quantum-resistant encryption
