Agenda · Wednesday, December 9, 2026 · Arlington, Virginia

Six questions. One room.

The session stays tightly focused on six questions. Each one has a reason to be on the table.

01
Who owns quantum risk today?
Why it matters
CISO, CIO, enterprise risk, architecture, cryptography, legal, or nobody.
02
What makes quantum risk actionable?
Why it matters
It separates theoretical concern from funded activity.
03
How are organizations defining "quantum ready"?
Why it matters
This directly intersects with QCI-QS1.
04
What evidence would a board or regulator expect?
Why it matters
Governance, inventory, risk scoring, roadmap, and vendor evidence.
05
Where is the biggest migration obstacle?
Why it matters
Legacy systems, PKI, machine identities, third parties, data retention, and budgets.
06
What should organizations accomplish by 2027, 2028, and 2030?
Why it matters
It turns the discussion into an actionable readiness roadmap.

Bring your answer to one of them

Closed door. Chatham House Rule. No recordings and no vendor pitches. The findings shape the executive agenda for the March 10, 2027 Summit.