Laura Parker

As quantum technologies continue to evolve, U.S. federal agencies are grappling with their implications for national security and cybersecurity. This panel will explore the strategies, collaborations, and successes of federal institutions in ensuring the security of quantum technologies. 

Key discussion points include: 

• Is quantum computing a genuine threat to national security? 
• Analyzing the potential risks posed by quantum technologies to critical infrastructure and sensitive data. 

• How are federal agencies collaborating to address quantum security challenges? 
• Exploring the partnerships and initiatives that promote information sharing and collective defense against quantum-related threats. 

• Where are we seeing the most significant successes in quantum security initiatives? 
• Highlighting successful projects and strategies that demonstrate effective management of quantum risks. 

• How can national governments leverage quantum technologies for strategic advantage? 
• Discussing long-term strategies for harnessing quantum advancements to enhance national security and global competitiveness. 

This panel will feature insights from key representatives of U.S. federal agencies, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges and opportunities in securing quantum technologies for the nation. Join us for an informative discussion on the federal approach to maintaining quantum security.