Sixteen advanced sessions covering specific quantum technologies, defensive architectures, and policy dimensions. Each session is available as a standalone briefing or as part of a structured programme.
01
Quantum Threat Intelligence Briefing
Senior defence leaders Private session, in person or online
Advanced briefing for senior defence leaders seeking an excellent understanding of quantum risk. Covers quantum-secure communications security, best practices, and deployment options across QKD, QRNG, and PQC architectures. Customised to your requirements. World expert moderators. Fully vendor-agnostic.
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Securing C2 Command and Control
C2 architects and senior leaders In person or online
Examines the quantum threat to command and control communications and how PQC, QKD, and quantum-secure networking can protect C2 links. Covers current CNSA 2.0 transition requirements and practical migration pathways for defence C2 systems.
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Innovative Tunnelling Technology
Technical leads In person or online
Advanced session on quantum-secure tunnelling and data transmission approaches for defence networks. Covers the engineering of quantum-secure VPN-equivalents, quantum repeater technology, and realistic deployment horizons.
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Validating the Quantum Supply Chain
Procurement and technical leads In person or online
How to evaluate quantum vendor claims, assess supply chain risks, and build a procurement framework for quantum-adjacent acquisitions. Independent, vendor-agnostic assessment criteria built for defence procurement requirements.
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Advanced AI Penetration Testing
Red team and cybersecurity leads In person or online
Examines the intersection of quantum computing and AI-driven penetration testing. Covers quantum-accelerated attack vectors, quantum-enhanced adversarial machine learning, and defensive frameworks for AI systems operating in quantum-era threat environments.
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Expert Cyber Response Audit
CISO and cyber response leads In person or online
A structured audit of cyber response capability against quantum-era threat scenarios. Reviews incident response protocols, detection capability, and recovery procedures in the context of quantum-enabled adversary actions.
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Deep Dive: QKD Technology
Technical and procurement teams In person or online
Comprehensive technical briefing on Quantum Key Distribution: physics, current hardware, deployment architectures, integration with existing PKI, and the gap between vendor claims and operational reality. Includes independent evaluation framework for QKD procurement.
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Deep Dive: QRNG Technology
Technical and procurement teams In person or online
Quantum Random Number Generation for defence applications: entropy sources, hardware categories, certification standards (BSI AIS 31, NIST SP 800-90B), and integration into cryptographic systems and key management infrastructure.
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Deep Dive: Quantum Sensing Technology
Technical and programme leads In person or online
Covers the current state of quantum sensing for defence: gravimetry, magnetometry, atomic clocks, quantum lidar, and RF sensing. Technology readiness levels, platform integration considerations, and realistic operational timelines.
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Deep Dive: Quantum Computing Technology
Technical leads and programme managers In person or online
A rigorous technical overview of quantum computing architectures relevant to defence: superconducting, trapped ion, photonic, and topological qubits. Covers coherence, error rates, fault-tolerance timelines, and what is operationally useful now versus in 5-10 years.
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Approaches to Cryptographic Discovery
Cryptography and security architecture teams In person or online
Practical session on cryptographic inventory and discovery for defence systems. Covers tooling for identifying where classical cryptography is in use, prioritisation frameworks, and migration planning for PQC transition across legacy and modern defence IT.
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Quantum in Chemistry and Biological Weapons
Senior policy and technical leads — restricted attendance In person only
Examines the implications of quantum simulation for chemical and biological weapons-relevant research. Covers the current state of quantum chemistry computation, dual-use risks, detection and attribution implications, and arms control considerations.
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