Twelve two-hour sessions of instructor-led preparation for the Post-Quantum Certified Specialist credential: cryptographic inventory, algorithm selection, hybrid deployment, and migration execution. Security professionals, IT architects, software developers, cryptography practitioners, systems engineers, and technical consultants who want to build verified PQC competence. It suits professionals who hold or are pursuing roles in security engineering, security architecture, application security, infrastructure security, or technical consulting.
Twelve two-hour sessions of instructor-led preparation for the Post-Quantum Certified Specialist credential: cryptographic inventory, algorithm selection, hybrid deployment, and migration execution. Security professionals, IT architects, software developers, cryptography practitioners, systems engineers, and technical consultants who want to build verified PQC competence. It suits professionals who hold or are pursuing roles in security engineering, security architecture, application security, infrastructure security, or technical consulting.
The UAE's post-quantum requirements for government entities and the companies that supply them. We cover the National Encryption Policy and its executive regulation, the national migration program, technical accreditation and the evidence you will need. CISOs, information security officers, compliance and risk leads, procurement teams and migration program managers in federal and local government entities. Also useful for technology vendors and integrators that serve UAE government, and for private companies seeking technical accreditation from the UAE Cybersecurity Council.
The half-day entry point to post-quantum cryptography: what changes, why it matters now, and the vocabulary every later course assumes. Built for those who need to understand PQC well enough to contribute to organizational discussions and planning, who are evaluating whether to pursue formal PQC certification, and who want to assess your organization's quantum exposure at a conceptual level.
An eight-hour workshop for agencies and the defense industrial base. Turn CNSA 2.0 and NSM-10 obligations into a dated, sequenced migration plan. Agency security architects and CIO staff, defense industrial base security leads, contracting and acquisition officers, and the system owners who will have to deliver against the milestones. Contracting staff belong in the room. A large share of what this workshop produces is procurement language.
