Consulting / Government Policy
Six specialist workshops for policymakers, civil servants, regulators, and national security advisors. Delivered by practitioners with direct experience in quantum technology, defence, and standards development.
Quantum technologies sit at the intersection of national security, industrial strategy, and regulatory frameworks. For government organisations, this creates both policy obligations and strategic opportunities that require technical grounding to address effectively.
All sessions are delivered by subject-matter experts with direct experience in quantum technologies, government systems, and standards development. Each session is fully vendor-agnostic and configurable to your organisation's mandate and technical level.
Three structured sessions covering the highest-impact quantum applications for government and regulatory teams. Each session combines technical depth with operational context.
A compliance-focused workshop covering NIST FIPS 203, 204, and 205 (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA), ETSI quantum-safe specifications, and CNSA 2.0 migration requirements. Designed for regulators, standards body representatives, and procurement leads who must integrate PQC mandates into policy and contract frameworks.
Covers the legislative and regulatory landscape for quantum computing, quantum communications, and quantum sensing. Equips policymakers with the technical literacy to evaluate competing claims, design proportionate regulation, and avoid over-restricting emerging technology while protecting public interests.
Examines the quantum threat to critical national infrastructure sectors including energy, water, transport, finance, and telecommunications. Covers harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks on long-lived data, the cryptographic exposure of operational technology, and a prioritised migration framework for CNI operators working within regulatory obligations.
Advanced briefings for senior leadership and policy audiences. These sessions address national strategy, sovereign capability, and international cooperation frameworks in depth.
A structured briefing for senior civil servants and national security advisors on designing, launching, and measuring a national quantum strategy. Covers how leading quantum nations structure their programmes, common strategic gaps, and how to benchmark progress against the US, UK, EU, and China timelines. Delivered without vendor influence.
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A practical framework for assessing a nation's current quantum capability across research, industry, and defence dimensions. Covers talent pipelines, hardware manufacturing readiness, supply chain dependencies, and the policy levers available to accelerate sovereign capability without duplicating allied investment.
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Covers the current landscape of bilateral and multilateral quantum cooperation agreements, technology-sharing limitations under export control regimes, and the emerging discussion around quantum arms control. Designed for foreign policy advisors, defence attaches, and officials engaged in international science and technology diplomacy.
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For professionals working in quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography, or adjacent security fields.
For organisations building, deploying, or evaluating quantum-safe solutions across their supply chain.
For recognised specialists contributing lectures, advisory work, or research to the QSECDEF community.
Sessions are configured around your team's mandate, technical level, and strategic priorities. Get in touch to discuss requirements and schedule a date.
