Quantum-Safe Telecommunications Intensive – In-Person, Brussels, March 2027

A full-day workshop for telecom operators. Map your 5G core, radio, transport, and subscriber estate, and leave with a sequenced migration plan.

Network security architects, core and RAN engineering leads, standards and regulatory affairs staff, vendor management, and the security leadership who will sign the plan. It works best with a mixed group from one operator, because the person who tracks 3GPP rarely owns the SIM estate and neither of them holds the vendor contracts. Bring at least one person who can speak to procurement. Half the sequencing decisions in this workshop are contract decisions.

What you will cover

• Map your cryptographic estate across the 5G core, radio, transport, signaling, and subscriber identity, and mark what you control against what a vendor controls
• Turn 3GPP working group status into a dated planning assumption, and say what you do while a decision is still open
• Assess your SIM and USIM population for post-quantum subscriber authentication, including the part of it you cannot reach
• Sequence Open RAN and disaggregated components separately from the monolithic estate, since they migrate on different timelines
• Write post-quantum requirements into the next equipment refresh rather than treating migration as a separate program
• Brief a regulator or a board on where the network stands and what the next 18 months require

The format

1 day, 8 hours. Included: Course handbook, refreshments, 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 Telecommunications 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.