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This seminar highlights the converging threats of AI-driven attacks and future quantum decryption capabilities, emphasizing the urgent need for post-quantum cryptography and resilient security architectures. The discussion underscores that while AI currently accelerates existing vulnerabilities, emerging quantum technologies will fundamentally undermine current encryption standards, necessitating a proactive shift to "secure by design" systems.

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Quantum & AI Seminar Highlights Growing Challenges of Cybersecurity

GDELTOctober 22, 20266 min read

(L-R) Lisa Burke, presenter; Natalia Ismagilova, General Manager, Superpositions; Vincent Lenders, Professor in Cybersecurity and FNR PEARL Chair, University of Luxembourg; Rika Nakazawa, Chief Growth Officer at EigenQ; Pascal Steichen, CEO of Luxembourg; Credit: Steven Miler, Chronicle.lu On Thursday 22 October 2026, the University of Luxembourg, in conjunction with the Luxembourg AI Factory, hosted the fourth of its current season of Quantum & AI Breakfast events at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg-Kirchberg. This edition of the quantum and artificial intelligence-based seminars focused on cybersecurity and featured contributions from Pascal Steichen, CEO of Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity; Natalia Ismagilova, General Manager, Superpositions; Vincent Lenders, Professor in Cybersecurity and FNR PEARL Chair, University of Luxembourg; and Rika Nakazawa, Chief Growth Officer at EigenQ.…

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