Securing the Future: Trust, Resilience, and the Rise of Quantum Malware

Quantum computing promises revolutionary advances in science, industry, and technology — but it also threatens to upend the very foundations of digital trust and resilience. “Securing the Future: Trust, Resilience, and the Rise of Quantum Malware” explores how quantum capabilities could break today’s cryptography, disrupt global trust systems, and undermine the security of critical infrastructure. Drawing on Singapore’s pioneering research into the world’s first quantum malware, this talk examines real-world implications, from ‘Q-Day’ risks to the exploitation of emerging quantum-secure systems. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the threats, the urgency of post-quantum readiness, and practical strategies to ensure existing and future infrastructure is quantum-safe against tomorrow’s most advanced cyber adversaries.