Event to Cover Crypto Discovery and Other Planning Considerations as Organizations Embark on Post-Quantum Migration
BETHESDA, Md.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Quantum Xchange, delivering the future of encryption with holistic cryptographic agility, visibility, and management solutions, today announced that it will host the webinar, “Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography: The Discovery Phase” featuring guest speaker Bill Newhouse, Cybersecurity Engineer at NIST and The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) and Co-Lead of the Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography Project. The live webinar is scheduled to take place on Thursday, May 16 at 1:00 p.m. ET. Event and registration details can be found here.
The NCCoE works in collaboration with the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) to bring awareness to the issues involved in migrating to NIST’s post-quantum cryptography (PQC) – final standard expected to be published in summer. NCCoE’s recommended first step (See: NIST SP 1800-38 volumes A-C) is enterprise-wide cryptographic visibility – a full inventory of the use of cryptography across the organization. From this discovery phase, informed risk assessment and migration prioritization decisions can be made.
The Quantum Xchange webinar will offer attendees a deep dive into the “discovery” phase of any PQC migration project – how best to detect and report the presence and use of quantum vulnerable, public-key cryptography in systems and services. Technical and operational challenges with automated crypto discovery tools will be addressed with an emphasis on vulnerability scanning vs. continuous network monitoring.
Quantum Xchange’s crypto discovery and risk assessment tool, CipherInsights, works as a passive listener on the network, deployed as a virtual appliance which connects to a packet broker or SPAN/TAP. Unlike scanning tools that can only inspect certificates and cryptographic libraries that are installed on endpoints of known systems, CipherInsights performs analysis on traffic as it passes by, identifying and classifying the encryption, both sanctioned and unsanctioned, that is in use on the network. This comprehensive and continuous monitoring includes client-side server, third-party applications, partner APIs, IoT, supplier portals, and cloud applications. Alerting is done in real-time, not point-in-time.
“Understanding the security architecture of your networks and the vast dependencies on public-key encryption is critical to an efficient and cost-effective, PQC transition and to ensuring information remains interoperable and safeguarded during the transition period and for years to come,” said Vincent Berk, Chief Strategy Officer at Quantum Xchange and fellow webinar speaker. “Organizations should begin their planning preparations now, leveraging crypto intelligence and continuous network monitoring to inform and develop a risk-based approach to their quantum-safe journey.”
Download the CipherInsights data sheet to learn more about the discovery tool or the eBook, The Great Crypto Migration, for a more comprehensive overview of this multiyear transition.
About Quantum Xchange
Quantum Xchange protects the world’s data in motion from advances in computing and everyday cybersecurity risks. Its award-winning, cryptographic management platform, Phio Trusted Xchange (TX) and network monitoring and risk assessment tool, CipherInsights empowers organizations to bring existing IT infrastructure and SD-WAN environments into the post-quantum era easily, affordably, and through policy configuration and control. Commercial enterprises, government agencies, and managed connectivity providers can leverage all NIST-approved PQCs, achieve cryptographic clarity, embrace crypto-agility, diversify risk, and implement cryptographic governance with no bumps in the wire, no latency, no new hardware on the critical path. To learn more about future-proofing your data from whatever threat awaits, watch the explainer video and visit QuantumXC.com for the latest company news and events.
Contacts
April Burghardt
CMCO at Quantum Xchange
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