In this Secure and Simple Podcast episode, host Dejan Kosutic (CEO of Advisera) interviews Andrew Gault (CEO of ZeroTier) about how quantum computing could impact cybersecurity, especially encryption and identity. They explain key terms like post-quantum cryptography (PQC), Q-Day, cryptographically relevant quantum computers, and main threats, “harvest now, decrypt later” and “trust now, forge later.” Andrew outlines shifting timelines, citing U.S. CNSA 2.0 requiring quantum-resistant cryptography for new acquisitions after Jan 1, 2027, and broader conversion targets around 2029–2030, plus EU guidance aiming for critical sectors to be quantum resistant by ~2030 and others by 2035. They note PQC algorithms are standardized (e.g., NIST FIPS 203, ML-KEM), but the challenge is operational: inventory systems (“quantum bill of materials”), prioritize crown jewels, engage vendors, budget, and manage upgrades or mitigations for legacy systems, potentially using overlay networks.
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