Quantum-Safe Energy and Utilities Intensive – Live Online (Americas), July 2027
An eight-hour workshop for electric, gas, and water utilities. Work NERC CIP, smart grid, and OT constraints into a sequenced migration plan.
Utility security architects, OT and control systems engineering leads, NERC CIP compliance staff, smart grid and AMI owners, and the engineering leadership who approve change. Electric, gas, and water all work in the same room, because the constraint shapes are the same even where the regulators differ. Bring someone who owns the outage calendar. Sequencing in this sector is scheduling.
What you will cover
- Map the cryptographic estate across generation, transmission, distribution, and the metering population
- Separate assets that can be migrated inside an existing maintenance window from those that require an outage or a replacement
- Work NERC CIP obligations into the plan as a constraint on change control rather than a separate compliance exercise
- Size the smart meter and AMI population honestly, including the part that will never be upgraded
- Write post-quantum requirements into procurement for assets being specified now that will still be running at migration deadlines
- Plan mitigation for the un-upgradeable population through segmentation, gateways, or planned retirement
The format
1 day, 8 hours. Delivered live in two half-day sessions, Monday and Tuesday, 15:00 to 19:00 UTC each day, for participants in the Americas. Included: Course handbook, certificate of completion.
Full outline, modules, and delivery details are on the course page, together with a justification letter you can adapt if you need internal approval to attend: Quantum-Safe Energy and Utilities Intensive.
Our confirmation guarantee. This course needs eight participants. If it has not reached eight twenty-one days before the start date, we cancel it, refund you in full, and add a credit toward any course at the same price or lower. If you do not hear from us, the course is going ahead.
This course is educational and informational, and is not legal, compliance, or engineering advice.
