QUANTUM-SAFE SECURITY SUMMIT

Quantum-Safe Security Summit

The Countdown Has Started: From Migration Planning to Executed Compliance
The only Australian summit built exclusively around ASD and APRA post-quantum cryptographic migration execution — before the 2028 deadline lands

27 April 2027 | Australia

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27 April 2027 

Mission Statement 

Bringing together the leaders responsible for discovering, funding and executing post-quantum cryptographic migration across banking, government, telecommunications and critical infrastructure.

Australia now has the most aggressive post-quantum cryptography timeline of any G20 nation. Refined transition plans are due by end of 2026. Critical systems must migrate by 2028. Classical asymmetric cryptography is retired entirely by 2030 — five years ahead of the UK. That is not a future-tech story. It is a compliance deadline sitting inside every CISO's FY27 budget conversation right now.


Every organisation on that clock knows why it has to move. Almost none of them have a room that tells them how.


The Quantum-Safe Security Summit is where that execution gap closes. One day. The leaders who own this obligation. The answers to what a defensible, auditable migration program actually looks like — before a regulator asks to see it.


Missing this is not a scheduling issue. It is a risk decision.

Who attends

The Quantum-Safe Security Summit brings together the leaders responsible for discovering, funding and executing post-quantum cryptographic migration across Australia's banking, government, telecommunications and critical infrastructure sectors.

Industries

Banking & Payments

Insurance & Superannuation

Government (Federal & State)

Defence

Telecommunications

Energy, Water & Transport (Critical Infrastructure)

Healthcare

Aviation

Retail

Professional & Legal Services

Cloud & Technology Providers

Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Chief Risk Officer (CRO)

Head of Security Architecture / Enterprise Architect

Head of Cryptography / PKI

Government CTO / CISO

Head of OT / Critical Infrastructure Security

Procurement / Vendor Risk Lead

10 Key Discussions

The 10 Critical Conversations Defining How Regulated Entities Execute Post-Quantum Migration —
Only at the Quantum-Safe Security Summit

1

The ASD Deadline: What 2028 and 2030 Actually Require

Translating ASD ISM migration milestones into a board-reportable liability framing before enforcement lands

2

Board-Level Liability and the APRA CPS 230 Convergence

Converting cryptographic risk exposure into approved, ring-fenced multi-year budget

3

Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM): Closing the Discovery Window

Building a defensible cryptographic asset inventory before ASD's end-2026 planning deadline

4

Funding PQC Inside a Constrained FY27 and FY28 Budget Cycle

A two-year cost model structure a CFO will actually approve

5

Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later: Defending Long-Lived Data Today

Classifying encrypted assets by exposure severity and sequencing migration accordingly

6

Hybrid PKI and HSM Upgrade Paths

Extending existing certificate and hardware infrastructure without a costly full rebuild

7

Navigating a Fragmented PQC Vendor and Hyperscaler Landscape

Closing procurement gaps without accumulating redundant spend

8

Evidencing Transition Progress to Auditors and Regulators

Moving from self-attestation to documented, externally defensible proof

9

Crypto-Agility as a Standing Governance Capability

Building the operating model that survives well past the 2030 deadline

10

Third-Party and Supply Chain Cryptographic Risk

Meeting APRA CPS 230's extension of accountability to material third parties

Sponsorship

Where Quantum-Safe Migration Decisions Are Made

Position your organisation at the centre of Australia's post-quantum cryptographic migration agenda. Connect directly with the CISOs, CROs, security architects and government CTOs responsible for discovering, funding and executing PQC migration across banking, government, telecommunications and critical infrastructure.

These are the decision-makers building the discovery methodology, migration architecture and audit evidence regulated entities need before ASD's 2028 critical-systems deadline — actively navigating a fragmented vendor landscape and an unproven procurement path.

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