Post-Quantum-Kryptographie: Handlungsbedarf für Banken
Quantum computers are developing at a rapid pace. On the one hand, when combined with AI applications, quantum computers open up new possibilities in risk and data analysis, and with them entirely new opportunities, for example in risk management, portfolio management or even in the fight against money laundering.
On the other hand, they call into question long-established encryption methods. Regulatory authorities are already issuing warnings: attackers are currently collecting encrypted data with a view to decrypting it in the future using quantum computers (‘harvest now, decrypt later’). For banks, this means that cryptography strategies, IT architectures and security concepts must be prepared for quantum-secure methods at an early stage. Action is needed!
In this concise webinar, experts from the BSI, the banking sector and IT security consultancy will examine:
- which encryption methods are threatened by quantum computers
- the current state of post-quantum cryptography and standards
- existing international recommendations for migrating to quantum-secure methods
- how banks can prepare their systems and applications.
You will receive a well-founded assessment of the actual risk and concrete approaches for developing a migration-ready cryptography strategy.
The speakers are: Jörg Bernhauer, Association of German Banks; Inga Paul, Federal Office for Information Security (BSI); Alexander Krüger, SRC Security Research and Consulting GmbH; and Tim Schneider, Deutsche Bank.
The event is aimed at CISOs, CIOs, IT and security managers, risk managers, strategy managers, as well as specialists and executives involved in IT security and regulation.