Welcome — and the demand-side gap.
Framing the day. Why the buyers, auditors, and standards editors — not the vendors — set the pace of this transition.
EU DORA PQC Milestone 1 — Dec 15, 2026·CNSA 2.0 acquisition cut-in — Jan 1, 2027·ANSSI RGS PQC — Jan 5, 2027
See the calendar briefingNo parallel tracks. No breakouts running against the main stage. The program is designed so that legal, technical, investor, and regulatory voices sit through the same brief — and can be held to the same record afterwards.
“The main stage is editorial. QCI and invited neutral authorities only. Sponsors never buy a keynote.”
Agenda at a glance
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Framing the day. Why the buyers, auditors, and standards editors — not the vendors — set the pace of this transition.
The editorial keynote from QCI's chair. What defensible readiness looks like on paper, and what the room will produce by 17:00.
A neutral regulatory briefing on the deadlines that now bind procurement, audit committees, and CISOs across jurisdictions.
Off-the-record read of standards-body and supervisory posture heading into 2027. Chatham House rules for the room.
Contract clauses, liability transfer, and disclosure timing when cryptographic assumptions become unenforceable.
What actually gets migrated in a fiscal year. Program shapes, staffing, and the delivery risks nobody puts in a deck.
Where capital is going, what it's underwriting, and the exposures LPs are starting to ask about by name.
Curated, non-commercial round-robin: standards editors, open-source maintainers, and public-interest labs.
The whole room runs a single incident: a treasury-adjacent PKI compromise with quantum-adjacent disclosure obligations. Facilitated by QCI staff; two working-group chairs adjudicate.
Every attendee leaves with a one-page board memo template, populated from the day's decisions and reviewed by two chairs.