The vendor dependency problem in PQC migration. Assessing vendor PQC readiness. Contractual language for migration obligations. Criticality tiering. Bridge patterns for slipping vendor timelines. The 62% problem. Third-party risk managers, procurement and vendor management, security architects who set supplier requirements, and the GRC staff who verify them. Suppliers themselves get a clear view of what they will be asked. If your concern is your own estate rather than your suppliers', the discovery and migration courses come first.
Accelerated, instructor-led PQC training covering the full migration lifecycle. Combines Post-Quantum Foundation and PQCS Specialist content into an intensive week with live instruction, hands-on labs, and a simulated migration program. Security professionals who learn best through immersive, instructor-led training and want to compress their preparation timeline. Also appropriate for teams that want to build shared PQC competence quickly through a cohort-based experience.
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.
