Quantum XChange®, a leader in quantum-safe network security, today announced that CEO Eddy Zervigon will speak on Monday, October 26, at Q+AI 3.0 +PQC 2026, taking place October 25-27 in New York City. His presentation, titled “The Great Crypto Migration,” will examine one of the most significant cybersecurity challenges facing organizations today: the transition from traditional encryption to quantum-resistant security.

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Eddy Zervigon, CEO of Quantum XChange, will present “The Great Crypto Migration” at Q+AI 3.0 +PQC 2026 on October 26 in New York City, addressing the challenges of transitioning to post-quantum cryptography and the importance of crypto-agility.

Eddy Zervigon, CEO of Quantum XChange, will present “The Great Crypto Migration” at Q+AI 3.0 +PQC 2026 on October 26 in New York City, addressing the challenges of transitioning to post-quantum cryptography and the importance of crypto-agility.

As advances in quantum computing bring the prospect of cryptographically relevant quantum computers closer, enterprises and government agencies face growing pressure to modernize the encryption protecting their most sensitive information and critical infrastructure. The transition will require organizations to identify where vulnerable cryptography is deployed, prioritize high-risk systems, and adopt new security standards without disrupting existing operations.

Drawing on Quantum XChange’s experience helping large enterprises and federal agencies transition to quantum-safe security, Zervigon will address the practical challenges of this migration and the importance of crypto-agility, the ability to adapt cryptographic protections as threats, standards and technologies evolve.

“The transition to post-quantum cryptography is one of the largest security transformations organizations will face, but too many are putting it off because they believe the threat is still years away, other priorities are more pressing, or they need to complete an exhaustive assessment before taking action,” said Eddy Zervigon, CEO of Quantum XChange. “The reality is that advances in AI are making it easier for adversaries to harvest sensitive data today and decrypt it once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer becomes available. Organizations don’t have to wait to start protecting themselves. They can secure their most critical data flows today, in far less time and at far less cost than they might expect, without replacing existing infrastructure. That’s the practical value of crypto-agility. It allows organizations to strengthen security now while preparing for the post-quantum future.”

Q+AI 3.0 +PQC 2026 brings together leaders and experts from across quantum computing, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to explore emerging technologies, their commercial applications and the challenges of securing digital infrastructure in the quantum era.

Quantum XChange helps organizations prepare for this transition through its Phio TX® platform, which enables quantum-safe protection across existing network infrastructure. Its approach allows enterprises and government agencies to strengthen cryptographic security and adopt new protections without costly network replacements.

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Quantum XChange® empowers leading government agencies and commercial enterprises to secure sensitive network data from advances in AI and quantum computing by protecting their data-in-motion today and for the post-quantum world. Its cryptographic management platform, Phio TX®, provides an open, secure, and flexible architecture solution. For more information, visit www.quantumxc.com.

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