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The Rise of Quantum Computing

How Quantum cryptography
Will Drive Business Change


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SEPTEMBER 18th
2025


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2.00 PM EST

Quantum-Ready Security with PkeyFx :

Protecting Data Today and Tomorrow

Quantum computing is no longer a distant concept—it is rapidly moving from theory to reality, with profound implications for cybersecurity and business operations. As these powerful systems become capable of performing calculations far beyond the reach of classical computers, the very foundations of data protection are being challenged.

Traditional encryption methods, long relied upon to safeguard sensitive information, may soon be vulnerable to attacks from quantum computers. This emerging threat is driving a need for new approaches to secure communication. Quantum cryptography offers a solution by leveraging the laws of physics to protect information. Unlike conventional methods, any attempt to intercept a quantum-secured message alters its state, immediately revealing potential breaches.

Industries such as finance, healthcare, and critical infrastructure are at the forefront of this shift. Protecting sensitive data is essential, and organizations must act now to prepare for the future. Governments and enterprises around the world are already investing heavily in quantum-safe solutions, with post-quantum cryptography standards beginning to guide implementation.

During our upcoming panel discussion, we will explore the history of quantum cryptography, its key principles, and the market forces driving adoption. Attendees will also learn why ISSQUARED’s PkeyFx is uniquely positioned to help businesses transition to quantum-ready security. PkeyFx provides a robust platform for managing encryption keys today while ensuring a future-proof path to quantum-safe communications.

Quantum cryptography is not just a technological evolution—it is a strategic business imperative. Companies that begin preparing now will protect their data, maintain stakeholder trust, and remain ahead in a world where quantum computing is rapidly reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. Join us to understand how to embrace this change and secure your organization for the quantum future.

Discussion Topics Will Include:

How to automate Identity Access Management Quantum Computing’s Disruption – How advances in quantum technology will render many existing cryptographic systems vulnerable.

How to automate Identity Access Management The Origins of Quantum Cryptography – Tracing the development from early theories like the BB84 protocol to modern real-world applications.

How to automate Identity Access Management How Quantum Cryptography Works – An accessible explanation of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and why it offers security based on physics, not mathematics.

How to automate Identity Access Management Challenges and Market Drivers – The technical limitations, adoption barriers, and regulatory forces accelerating demand for quantum-safe solutions.

How to automate Identity Access Management Preparing for the Future – What enterprises, governments, and industries must do now to transition toward quantum-resilient security.

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Panelists
Adam Tiffany

Adam Tiffany

Senior Architect – IAM at ISSQUARED, Inc.

Adam Tiffany is a Senior Pre-Sales Architect at ISSQUARED, a role which specializes in Identity and Certificate management. Adam's expertise spans areas like digital transformation, cybersecurity, and enterprise IT infrastructure. With a particular focus on bringing innovative products to the market, Adam is involved in driving adoption of ISSQUARED’s platforms, which offer advanced solutions for certificate lifecycle management, identity governance, and hyperconverged infrastructure.

Adam Tiffany

Ron Diley

Principal Architect- Cloud Research Labs at ISSQUARED, Inc.

Ron Dilley is a seasoned cybersecurity expert with over twenty years of experience, currently serving as Principal Cyber Security Architect at ISSQUARED Inc. He is passionate about cybersecurity innovation and works to deliver exceptional value for clients through novel security solutions. Ron is a thought leader known for his contributions to security research and development, focusing on both technology and the people, processes, and culture that impact enterprise security. He is also an active member of the cybersecurity community, co-inventing tools like honeypi and difftree, and contributing to major conferences such as AT&T's Security Conference and Black Hat. 

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