A new, invisible threat is putting the entire global financial system at risk. As quantum computers advance, they risk breaking the encryption protecting all our data, a risk amplified by "harvest now, decrypt later" tactics already in use by bad actors.



Christophe Barel, Managing Director for APAC at FS-ISAC, joins us to explain why this is an urgent risk, not a distant IT problem.



We discuss:


The "harvest now, decrypt later" threat and why it's an urgent business risk.


The 3 drivers of "crypto procrastination" and why leaders are delaying action.


The global timeline and 2035 endpoint for adopting post-quantum cryptography.


FS-ISAC's four-stage transition framework: Initiation, Discovery, Deployment, and Exit.


Why this is a strategic investment in resilience, not just a cost centre.

A new, invisible threat is putting the entire global financial system at risk. As quantum computers advance, they risk breaking the encryption protecting all our data, a risk amplified by "harvest now, decrypt later" tactics already in use by bad actors.Christophe Barel, Managing Director for APAC at FS-ISAC, joins us to explain why this is an urgent risk, not a distant IT problem.We discuss:<ul><li>The "harvest now, decrypt later" threat and why it's an urgent business risk.</li><li>The 3 drivers of "crypto procrastination" and why leaders are delaying action.</li><li>The global timeline and 2035 endpoint for adopting post-quantum cryptography.</li><li>FS-ISAC's four-stage transition framework: Initiation, Discovery, Deployment, and Exit.</li><li>Why this is a strategic investment in resilience, not just a cost centre.</li></ul>

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