Video Recap: How Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Safeguards Telecoms 

Our field co-founder and field chief technology officer (CTO) Dave Krauthamer recently had a critical conversation with Stacy Williams, Business Information Security Officer (BISO) at T-Mobile, to discuss how the telecommunications sector must focus on more aggressive encryption to address the quantum threat. We’ve made this 25-minute webinar, How Post-Quantum Cryptography Safeguards Telecoms, available to you now without any registration required.  

Krauthamer and Williams explore why quantum-resilient communications are no longer a “nice to have” but a mission-critical necessity. And, while this webinar focuses on a discussion with a forward-looking telecommunications leader, there are many lessons that other sectors can take from this as they address their cryptographic debt, ready for PQC-migration and achieving crypto-agility.  

In this video you’ll find discussion about: 

• Why artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computers threaten to render today’s public-key algorithms obsolete, putting high-volume data streams—inter-carrier backhaul, mobile messaging, or cross-border links—at risk of future decryption.  

• How NIST-approved post-quantum algorithms can be woven seamlessly into existing IPsec and MACsec tunnels, ensuring that every packet remains confidential now and when AI and quantum adversaries arrive. 

• Why robust zero-trust posture is essential. In the webinar, we revealed how QuProtect’s real-time traffic analytics and cryptographic policy engine empower security teams to detect anomalies, enforce granular access controls, and quarantine suspicious flows at wire speed. This proactive approach transforms telecom operations from reactive defense to predictive resilience. 

Watch the video to learn more from Krauthamer and Williams and then let us know if you want to chat more about how simply and seamlessly, we can help you with your PQC readiness and migration: