IDC PeerScape : 양자 컴퓨팅 거버넌스를 향한 실천

This IDC PeerScape explores how some forward-thinking organizations are preparing for this shift. They are developing quantum governance strategies that build on existing data and risk management practices. "The development of quantum computing will certainly bring significant benefits in terms of analytics and speed of compute capabilities," says David Weldon, adjunct research advisor for IDC's IT Executive Programs (IEP). "But smart organizations are also taking steps now to develop quantum governance practices that will protect data in this new environment."The risk is two-pronged. Sensitive data needs protection now against 'harvest now, decrypt later' attacks, and the process of migrating critical infrastructure to post-quantum cryptographic standards is complex and must begin now in order to be prepared for future quantum systems," says Heather West, PhD, senior research manager and research lead, Global Quantum Computing Research, IDC.

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Executive Summary

Peer insights

• Practice 1: Tie quantum governance elements to existing compliance measures
  • Challenge
  • Examples
    • Queen's GMBT Ventures
    • Stanford RQT
    • BforeAI
  • Guidance
• Practice 2: Integrate quantum governance with existing data security and AI governance frameworks
  • Challenge
  • Examples
    • Queen's GMBT Ventures
    • Stanford RQT
    • BforeAI
  • Guidance
• Practice 3: Ensure that all stakeholders work from the same governance road map
  • Challenge
  • Examples
    • Queen's GMBT Ventures
    • Stanford RQT
    • BforeAI
  • Guidance
• Practice 4: Develop a phased post-quantum plan that includes peers, regulators, and stakeholders
  • Challenge
  • Examples
    • Queen's GMBT Ventures
    • Stanford RQT
    • BforeAI
  • Guidance

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