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LGT Financial Services demonstrates that post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration is fundamentally a risk management and coordination challenge rather than a simple software upgrade. By establishing a dedicated competence center early, the bank successfully navigated complex dependencies across applications, infrastructure, and suppliers to execute a live banking pilot. This approach highlights that waiting for cryptographically relevant quantum computers leaves insufficient time for organizations to identify and remediate vulnerabilities proactively.

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LGT Financial Services grounds post-quantum migration in live banking pilot

SiliconANGLESeptember 17, 20264 min read

Post-quantum migration can become unmanageable when enterprises treat every cryptographic dependency as a single replacement project. As organizations move from quantum awareness to implementation, the transition reaches across applications, infrastructure and suppliers, making coordination as important as algorithm selection. At LGT Financial Services AG, quantum safety entered formal risk discussions in 2022, when the topic […] The post LGT Financial Services grounds post-quantum migration in live banking pilot appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Post-quantum migration can become unmanageable when enterprises treat every cryptographic dependency as a single replacement project. As organizations move from quantum awareness to implementation, the transition reaches across applications, infrastructure and suppliers, making coordination as important as algorithm selection. At LGT Financial Services AG, quantum safety entered formal risk discussions in 2022, when the topic was raised at the firm’s annual risk and cyber risk management meeting. The company later created a competence center to connect…

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