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Quantum computing is moving from scientific research toward real-world enterprise applications, bringing a fundamental shift in the cybersecurity landscape. The ability of future quantum computers to challenge today’s widely used cryptographic systems means organisations cannot afford to wait until quantum computing becomes mainstream to begin preparing.
The programme offers a practical understanding of quantum computing, quantum threats, Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC), cryptographic risk, data protection and enterprise migration strategies. Participants will examine how quantum technologies could impact existing security architectures, sensitive information and critical digital infrastructure while exploring steps organisations can take today to build long-term resilience.
A key focus of the programme is the “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” threat, where encrypted data captured today could potentially be decrypted by sufficiently powerful quantum computers in the future. For organisations handling financial, personal, intellectual property, government or other long-lived sensitive data, this makes quantum readiness an immediate cybersecurity and business-risk consideration.
From Awareness to Action
Over two intensive days, participants will progress from understanding the quantum threat landscape to developing a practical enterprise quantum-readiness roadmap. The course connects emerging quantum developments with established cybersecurity, risk-management and governance practices, helping organisations approach the transition in a structured and business-aligned manner.
Contents:
Day – 1
Module 1 – Understanding the Quantum Cybersecurity Landscape
- The evolving cybersecurity threat landscape
- Introduction to Quantum Computing and its potential impact on cybersecurity
- Why current encryption mechanisms need to evolve
- Understanding the “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” threat
- Impact of quantum computing on RSA, ECC and other widely used cryptographic mechanisms
- Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) – concepts and approaches
- NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography standards and industry transition
- Quantum-safe roadmap for enterprises
- Key considerations for Corporate and MSME organizations
Day – 2
Module-2 – Enterprise Quantum Readiness & Action Plan
- Understanding an organization’s cryptographic landscape
- Cryptographic inventory and discovery
- Identifying quantum-vulnerable assets and applications
- Risk assessment and prioritization
- Migration challenges and common enterprise considerations
- Quantum-safe architecture and transition strategies
- Crypto-agility and why it matters
- Preparing applications, infrastructure and data for the PQC transition
- Building an enterprise Quantum Readiness Roadmap
- Practical use cases and industry examples
- Interactive assessment / Q&A and recommended next steps
Who Should Attend? This certification course is designed for professionals responsible for technology, cybersecurity, risk and digital strategy, including:
CISOs • CIOs • CTOs • Cybersecurity Leaders • IT Leaders • Enterprise Architects • Security Professionals • Risk & Compliance Leaders • Data Protection Professionals • Digital Transformation Leaders • Technology Strategists • Government & Critical Infrastructure Professionals
Trainer Profile: Ujjwal Ravindran is a senior enterprise technology and business leader with 26+ years of experience, combining deep industry exposure with a strong orientation towards technology, business strategy and leadership. He is the Founder & CEO of Uroniyx Technologies Pvt. Ltd, a Quantum Safe Technology start-up, and the Founder of the Uroniyx Quantum Security Academy.
His professional journey includes 16 years with Tata Communications in Product Development, along with senior director-level business responsibility including P&L ownership of approximately US$250 million. This experience brings a strong enterprise and business lens to his training programs, particularly when translating emerging technologies into practical organizational priorities.
