About this event
With the rapid advancement of quantum computing, widely used cryptographic algorithms such as RSA (Rivest–Shamir–Adleman) and ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) are expected to become vulnerable in the foreseeable future. Organizations must begin preparing today to ensure their products and systems remain secure in a post-quantum world.
Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) introduces new cryptographic algorithms designed to withstand attacks from quantum computers. However, one of the biggest challenges for organizations is understanding where and how current cryptography is used across their products, firmware, and software components.
Without this visibility, companies face significant risks: hidden cryptographic dependencies, delayed migration efforts, and potential security and compliance gaps in the future.
In this 45-minute webinar, we provide a practical introduction to Post-Quantum Cryptography and demonstrate how organizations can assess their PQC readiness using the ONEKEY Platform.
To make this topic tangible, we will first introduce the fundamentals of Post-Quantum Cryptography and its relevance for product security, then explain how to identify cryptographic components within firmware, and finally show how ONEKEY helps uncover cryptographic libraries and evaluate potential risks.
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This webinar is designed for professionals working in product security, embedded systems, IoT security, cybersecurity, and compliance, who need to understand and prepare for the impact of Post-Quantum Cryptography.
Don’t miss your chance to gain early visibility into your PQC readiness and learn how to prepare your products for the post-quantum era.
Can’t join live? No problem — register now, and you’ll receive the on-demand recording after the webinar.
ONEKEY is a specialist for Product Cybersecurity for IoT & OT. Using automatically generated "Digital Twins" and "Software Bill of Materials" of devices, ONEKEY analyzes firmware for security vulnerabilities & compliance violations, without source code, device, or network access.