Beginning on March 7

Quantum computing poses a growing threat to today’s cryptography. Widely deployed systems such as RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography, used in TLS, VPNs, software updates, and digital signatures, are expected to become vulnerable when and if large-scale quantum computers arrive.

This video series provides a practical, non-mathematical introduction to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) for security engineers, security architects, and technical decision-makers. You’ll learn what quantum computers can actually do, why current cryptographic systems are at risk, and how quantum-safe algorithms address these challenges.

The course focuses on real-world impact and deployment, including NIST’s post-quantum standards, lattice-based cryptography (such as Kyber and Dilithium), hybrid systems, and migration strategies. Because post-quantum cryptography is a fast-moving field, the videos will be continuously updated to reflect new standards, best practices, and practical guidance as the landscape evolves.