
Jan 15, 2025 ~ Jan 16, 202509:00 am ~ 06:00 pm (UTC: -10:00)Estimated Duration: 2 days 9 hoursU.S. Dermatology Partners Brodie Lane, 9701 Brodie Ln, Austin, Texas 78748, United States, Austin, TexasFreeHosted by PKI Consortium
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The Post Quantum Cryptography Conference 2025 will take place at the Thompson Conference Center, University of Texas, Austin, Texas, USA (Hybrid), from January 15th to 16th, 2025. An exclusive hybrid event of industry leaders, researchers, and decision-makers centered on cryptography's future. With two exciting days of technical presentations, panel discussions, and keynote addresses, this event lays the groundwork for the shift to quantum-resistant standards. Organized By Through standards, best practices, and cooperation, the PKI Consortium a group of international organizations—promotes trust and security in public key infrastructure (PKI) and the Internet. Highlights of the Event Expert Panels: Perspectives from Banco Santander, IBM, NIST, and others Keynotes: Current industry developments, PQC standards, and strategies Engaging Sessions: Examine in-depth technical and useful solutions Why Attend Learn innovative PQC techniques from professionals around the world. Make professional connections with innovators and leaders in the field. Get technical advice on putting post-quantum solutions into practice. Learn practical skills for a smooth transition to cryptography. Agenda Highlights Version 203-205 of the NIST PQC Standards. Techniques for switching to systems that are protected from quantum errors. Tools and case studies for actual PQC migrations. PQC preparation through workforce development. Join the conference to shape the future of secure communication and Knowledge. FAQs What is the Post Quantum Cryptography Conference? a forum for academics from around the world to talk about cryptographic changes for a future that is safe from quantum attacks. What is the event's date and location? On January 15–16, 2025 in Thompson Conference Center, Austin, Texas, USA (Hybrid) . Who should attend? leaders in the industry, researchers, developers, and decision-makers. Which subjects will be discussed? PQC guidelines, migration tactics, and cryptographic flexibility.