Growing concerns about the cyber risks posed by developments in quantum computing will be major focus at the upcoming Infosecurity Europe 2025 conference.
The quantum discussion will begin with an opening keynote by world renowned physicist Brian Cox on Tuesday June 3 at 10.10 BST, in a talk titled ‘Quantum Computers Might Change Everything, Eventually ….'
Cox will set out the principles behind quantum computing and its enormous potential, before delving into some of the technology’s fundamental challenges, particularly in regard to cybersecurity.
“I’m looking forward to exploring these ideas and the concept of black holes in quantum information storage and what they mean for the future of technology,” Cox commented.
Cox’s talk will be swiftly followed by a panel discussion on the keynote stage titled ‘Quantum Computing vs. Cybersecurity: The Next Arms Race,’ at 11.00.
Moderated by BBC Cyber Correspondent Joe Tidy, the session will set out why the quantum threat is relevant today, and the actions different types of organizations and industries must take in preparation.
The panel will be comprised of industry luminaries heavily involved in post-quantum technological developments, including from Santander and IBM.
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