Quantum-safe cybersecurity specialist, Certes, will join industry leaders in London on November 4 to explore how organisations can protect sensitive data today while preparing for the quantum era.
We’re pleased to welcome Certes as an official partner of the Quantum + AI Tech Show, taking place in London on November 4, 2026.
As quantum computing continues to advance, organisations face a growing challenge: how to protect sensitive information against emerging threats, without disrupting the complex systems and infrastructure they depend on.
The threat is not purely theoretical. Through harvest now, decrypt later attacks, encrypted data intercepted today could potentially be decrypted in the future as quantum computing capabilities develop. For organisations handling sensitive or long-life information, the need to act is becoming increasingly important.
But preparing for a quantum-safe future doesn’t have to mean waiting years for infrastructure-wide migration.
Certes specialises in data-centric cybersecurity, helping organisations protect information independently of the applications and infrastructure carrying it.
Through its Data Protection & Risk Mitigation (DPRM) technology and Cryptographic Abstraction Layer (CAL), Certes enables organisations to introduce quantum-safe protection across existing environments without rewriting applications or replacing infrastructure. Its crypto-agile architecture also allows organisations to adapt cryptographic algorithms as standards and requirements evolve.
Certes has been recognised by Frost & Sullivan through its 2026 Global Post-Quantum Cryptography Enabling Technology Leadership Recognition, highlighting its crypto-agility and practical approach to deploying quantum-safe data protection.
Quantum Isn’t the Threat – Time Is
As part of the event, Simon Pamplin, CTO of Certes, will present “Quantum Isn’t the Threat – Time Is”, exploring why the greatest challenge facing organisations may not be the arrival of quantum computing, but the time required to prepare for it.
With traditional PQC migration potentially taking years, Simon will examine how organisations can reduce their exposure to harvest-now, decrypt-later threats, accelerate the adoption of post-quantum protection and build crypto-agility into existing environments without disruptive infrastructure changes.
For organisations across financial services, healthcare, government and critical infrastructure, the session will offer a practical perspective on balancing quantum readiness with the need to protect sensitive information today.
By joining the Quantum + AI Tech Show, Certes will help bridge the gap between the possibilities of emerging quantum technologies and the practical realities of securing business-critical data.
Meet Certes at the Quantum + AI Tech Show on November 4, 2026, attend Simon’s session and discover how to take meaningful steps towards quantum-safe data protection today.
Learn more at www.certes.ai
