Financial supervisors have started to say what they expect on quantum-safe migration. In January, the G7 Cyber Expert Group asked financial institutions to migrate critical systems first, against an international target of 2035. In September, CISA and the G7 Cyber Security Working Group asked organizations to build post-quantum cryptography into procurement. On October 20, MAS and HM Treasury discussed supervisory expectations for the transition. On Wednesday, November 4, at 13:00 UTC, we're running a free webinar with Quantum Academy on what this means for banks, insurers and payment firms, and on the evidence to prepare for supervisory conversations in 2027. Register: quantumacademy.com/webinars/ We'll also cover how to bring vendors and third parties into the plan through procurement requirements. 60 minutes, live online (13:00 London, 14:00 Frankfurt, 21:00 Singapore). Everyone who registers gets the recording. #PQC #FinancialServices #Banking

How many physical qubits does it take to break RSA-2048? In 2019, researchers estimated about 20 million. By 2025, they had brought it under one million. In February 2026, Iceberg Quantum put it under 100,000 in a simulation. On Thursday, October 29, at 15:00 UTC, we're running a free webinar with Quantum Academy on what changed in this year's estimates, and what didn't. Register: quantumacademy.com/webinars/ We'll separate what Google and Quantinuum demonstrated in October from what they announced. Then we'll turn to the migration plan: what to change because of the new numbers, and what to leave as it is. For CISOs, security architects and risk leaders who have to explain the 2026 numbers to a board or a budget committee. 60 minutes, live online (11:00 New York, 16:00 Berlin), with 15 minutes for your questions. Everyone who registers gets the recording. #PQC #QuantumComputing #Cybersecurity

At the upcoming SANS Emerging Threats Summit on May 14, Marin Ivezic will be delivering a session: "Preparing for the Quantum Threat: Practical Steps for Cybersecurity Teams" Emerging Threats Summit is a free online event and you can register here: sans.org/u/1zh8