Quantum Computing Readiness Gap Widens in Enterprises

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Quantum computing is advancing, but enterprise readiness is not progressing at the same pace. Recent months have brought greater clarity. The discussion now centres on timelines, exposure windows and how long it will take organisations to adapt existing cryptographic assumptions. A gap is becoming visible. Awareness is increasing, while operational preparedness varies significantly. Encryption remains deeply embedded across systems, often without clear visibility or straightforward upgrade pathways. At the same time, data stored today may still need to remain secure during the period when quantum capabilities mature. Preparation therefore sits across infrastructure, governance and long-term planning, not within security teams alone. This conversation continues at Tech Show Frankfurt, where Tommy C., Chief Cryptographer at HP Security Lab, will lead both the keynote “The Quantum Threat to Cryptography: Leadership Actions Now to Reduce Cyber Risk and Establish Resilience in Infrastructure” and the hands-on workshop “Exercise QUANTUM DAWN.” Together, these sessions examine what practical preparation looks like as post-quantum risk moves closer to operational reality. In this piece, we explore how the readiness gap is developing, and why closing it requires structural change rather than awareness alone. More in the comments below. Join the conversation at Tech Show Frankfurt: https://lnkd.in/dqvVsNbt #CyberSecurity #QuantumComputing #DataSecurity #EnterpriseTechnology #TechShowFrankfurt

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Full article: https://www.techerati.com/news-hub/enterprise-quantum-readiness/ How is your organisation approaching post-quantum planning?

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