17th and 18th February, 2023
Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki Finland
Harvest attackers won't wait for post-quantum standards - neither should you
Suvi LampilaSSH Fellow, SSH Communications Security Corp
Cryptographically relevant quantum computers do not exist yet as far as we know, but your secrets do. Final NIST PQC algorithms are expected in 2024. How to protect long-term secrets from harvesting attacks while standardization is in progress in NIST and IETF. Learn how the quantum-threat can be tackled using quantum-safe Secure Shell or IPsec tunnel to embrace the quantum-safe world ahead of the curve.
Suvi Lampila, SSH Fellow, SSH Communications Security Corp
Suvi has 20+ years of experience with cryptographic solutions in various positions at SSH Communications Security, ranging from technical support and quality assurance to professional services, in Finland and Hong Kong. As a Fellow, she provides guidance to engineers across product teams in Post-Quantum Cryptography and PKI, mentors other professionals at SSH, and is actively involved in developing SSH’s products for a quantum-safe future. She has worked on large enterprise and government implementations, both on cloud and on-premis environments, involving technologies such as Secure Shell, TLS, PKI, and encrypted network traffic auditing. Her current focus is guiding organisations on their quantum-safe journey to migrate their security infrastructures from traditional cryptography to PQC.
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