As the anticipated “Q-Day” approaches—the moment when quantum computers will render traditional encryption obsolete—executives are beginning to recognise that quantum risk management has evolved into a shared value-chain imperative, not a narrow cybersecurity exercise within individual organisations. The ability to withstand quantum-driven disruption now depends on how effectively corporate ecosystems—spanning suppliers, customers, platforms, and partners—coordinate their defences. In the interconnected economy, resilience is not built behind firewalls; it is built between them.
That was the central message from Rajesh Patil, Chief Technology Officer of enQase, in a recent BizTechReports Executive Vidcast. enQase specialises in quantum-safe platforms that combine quantum-era hardware with a sophisticated software abstraction layer, designed to simplify implementation and maintain crypto-agility—the ability to support both classical and post-quantum cryptography during a complex and gradual transition. According to Patil, the shift toward quantum resilience represents one of the most far-reaching changes in enterprise risk management since the dawn of the Internet itself.
