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Quantum-Safe Third-Party Data Exchange for Insurers

Securing data exchange APIs, broker interfaces, and reinsurance data pipelines with post-quantum cryptography.

Full day (6 hours)
Certificate on completion
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Course Overview

Full-day workshop on securing third-party data exchanges against quantum threats. Covers Lloyd's PPL, ACORD messaging, reinsurance bordereaux, MGA data feeds, and API authentication. Addresses ETSI/ISO standards for post-quantum TLS, hybrid key exchange deployment, and supplier engagement strategies for multi-party PQC migration.

Curriculum

Course content is structured into sessions below. Each session is configurable to your organisation's environment, threat model, and objectives.

# Session Topics
1 Insurance Data Exchange Architecture How data flows between insurers, brokers, reinsurers, and third parties
  • London Market: Lloyd's PPL (Placing Platform Limited), ACORD messaging, electronic bordereau, DCOM settlement
  • Reinsurance data flows: treaty placement, claims bordereaux, loss triangles, actuarial data exchanges
  • MGA/delegated authority: binder data feeds, underwriting authority APIs, claims reporting
  • Cryptographic dependencies in each channel: TLS versions, certificate authorities, message signing, data-at-rest encryption
2 Quantum Threats to Inter-Party Communication Where Shor's algorithm and harvest-now-decrypt-later expose insurance data flows
  • TLS 1.2 key exchange: RSA and ECDHE vulnerability to Shor's algorithm and harvest-now-decrypt-later interception
  • ACORD XML/JSON message signing: RSA-2048 and ECDSA digital signatures on bordereaux and placement messages
  • API authentication: OAuth 2.0 token exchange, mTLS certificates, and JWT signing between insurer and broker systems
  • Data aggregator feeds: Verisk, CRESTA, NatCat data services using TLS-encrypted channels
Break
3 ETSI and ISO Standards for Quantum-Safe Data Exchange Standards bodies and their relevance to insurance
  • ETSI TS 103 744: quantum-safe hybrid key exchange for TLS, applicable to API-to-API insurance data flows
  • ISO/IEC 18033-2 (update): post-quantum public key encryption, relevant to encrypted data feeds between parties
  • NIST FIPS 203/204: ML-KEM for key establishment and ML-DSA for digital signatures in inter-party communication
  • ACORD standards roadmap: current cryptographic requirements and planned post-quantum migration path
4 Interactive Demonstration: Third-Party Cryptographic Dependency Mapping Facilitator-led mapping of cryptographic touchpoints across a typical insurer's third-party integrations
  • Building a third-party cryptographic dependency matrix: which partners use which TLS versions, cipher suites, and certificate types
  • Risk scoring third-party connections: combining data sensitivity, retention period, and partner PQC readiness
  • Contractual leverage analysis: where you can require PQC migration and where you must accommodate legacy partners
Break
5 Migration Strategy for Multi-Party Environments Sequencing PQC migration without breaking commercial relationships
  • Hybrid key exchange deployment: ML-KEM + X25519 for TLS connections that must maintain backward compatibility
  • Message signing transition: running ML-DSA alongside existing ECDSA signatures during migration period
  • Supplier engagement framework: PQC readiness questionnaires, contractual milestone clauses, escalation protocols
  • Regulatory leverage: using Solvency II ORSA, PRA SS2/21, and Lloyd's Y5381 to justify migration demands to partners
6 Case Studies: Multi-Party PQC Migration Lessons from financial services and adjacent sectors
  • SWIFT post-quantum migration planning: parallels for insurance settlement and messaging systems
  • Cloudflare-Google hybrid TLS deployment: applicability to insurance API gateway migrations
  • Common failure patterns: certificate pinning by third-party vendors, HSM firmware constraints on new algorithms
7 Q&A and Migration Roadmap Planning

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Training courses are designed and delivered by QSECDEF in collaboration with subject specialists. All instructors have direct experience in quantum technologies and security.

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Quantum Security Defence

Course design and delivery

QSECDEF brings expertise in post-quantum cryptography, quantum computing strategy, and defence-grade security assessment. Our membership spans 900+ organisations and 1,500+ professionals working at the intersection of quantum technologies and critical infrastructure security.

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