Many organizations think that encrypted data is safe.
But many attackers are already preparing for a future where today’s encryption can be broken. Instead of trying to decrypt the information now, of course collecting encrypted data and storing it so it can be decrypted later using quantum computers.
This strategy-known as “harvest now, record later”-means that sensitive data transmitted today could be readable years from now when quantum power is developed.
Security leaders who want to understand this vulnerability and how to prepare for it can explore it in detail at an upcoming webinar on the best practices of Post-Quantum Cryptographywhere experts will describe practical ways organizations can begin to protect data before quantum encryption occurs.
Why Post-Quantum Cryptography Matters
Quantum computing is developing rapidly, and many modern encryption methods, such as RSA and ECC, will not remain secure forever.
For organizations that must keep data private for years—financial records, intellectual property, government communications—waiting is not an option.
A practical approach that is emerging today integrated cryptographywhich includes traditional encryption and quantum resistant algorithms such as ML-KEM. This allows organizations to strengthen security without disrupting existing systems.
I Future-Ready Security webinar will explain how hybrid cryptography works in real-world environments and how organizations can begin transitioning to quantum-safe security.
Preparing for the Quantum Era
Organizations preparing for quantum threats are focusing on several key steps:
- Find sensitive data that must remain secure for a long time
- Understand where encryption is used across systems
- Start using hybrid cryptography techniques
- Maintain visibility into cryptographic algorithms and compliance requirements
At the same time, security teams must still inspect encrypted traffic and apply policies across their networks. Modern Zero Trust properties play an important role in maintaining this control.
These techniques – and how platforms like Zscaler use them – will be discussed during the program live web session designed for IT, security, and communications leaders.
What you will learn in the Webinar
This session will cover:
- Increased risk of “harvest now, delete later” attack
- How Combined ML-KEM encryption helps organizations evolve safely
- How post-quantum traffic analysis enables policy implementation at scale
- Best practices for protecting sensitive data in the quantum era
Quantum computing will revolutionize cybersecurity. Organizations that start preparing early will be better placed to protect their most valuable data.
Join the webinar to learn how to build an effective, cost-effective security strategy before a threat becomes urgent.
