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The article focuses on the strategic imperative for integrating post-quantum cryptography into product designs before a hypothetical "Q-Day" renders current encryption obsolete. It highlights that delaying these architectural changes will force costly and complex retrofits across critical infrastructure sectors like finance and cybersecurity. This discussion centers directly on the timeline and technical readiness required to mitigate quantum computing threats, making it a core topic for the quantum technology community.

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Gdańsk conference hears Quantum B on post-quantum security

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 15, 20262 min read

At Q-Con 2026 in Gdańsk on 10–11 September, the Quantum B team discussed Q-Day, the potential moment a quantum computer could break current cryptographic methods. Paweł Kowalik explained that companies may still have time to build post-quantum security into products from the design stage, avoiding later complex changes.

Paweł Kowalik, Financial & Project Manager at Quantum B, warned companies about an approaching deadline for post-quantum security preparations while speaking at the Q-Con Quantum Conference 2026 in Gdańsk on…

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