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An evening on the post-quantum transition as it is actually being carried out: a keynote on where digital trust is heading, and a panel in which Orange Cyberdefense, Thales and a major bank account for what they have done, learned and undone. Paris, 15 October 2026.
Every cryptographic system is a wager on time: that what is secret today will remain so for as long as it matters. Quantum computing does not void that wager overnight, but it changes the odds, and adversaries who record encrypted traffic today are already betting against it.
The Evertrust Summit takes this shift for what it is: not a product cycle but a discipline organisations must build, with inventories to complete, algorithms to choose, dependencies to untangle and trade-offs to defend, ahead of deadlines that regulators are now writing down.
The evening opens with a keynote from Evertrust's CEO and CTO on the direction of digital trust and the roadmap that follows from it. It then gives the floor to those who have already started. In a panel devoted entirely to field experience, Orange Cyberdefense, Thales and a major banking group set out what they committed to, what they learned and what they had to revise.
It closes as such evenings should: over dinner, with people who share your calendar and your constraints.
Paris, 15 October 2026, from 7 pm. Registration is open and seats are limited.
Three cryptography and secrets management experts will share what their organizations have actually undertaken, learned, and sometimes corrected to prepare for the post-quantum migration.
Head of Innovation
Orange CyberdefenseBenjamin is Head of Innovation within Orange Cyberdefense's Consulting & Audit division. He leads activities related to the security of Orange Cyberdefense clients facing emerging technologies: Quantum, AI, Blockchain.
Senior PreSales Consultant
Thales GroupSébastien Dijoux is Senior Pre-Sales Engineer, Enterprise & CyberSecurity at Thales. He advises major accounts on data and identity protection, sovereignty of encryption keys in the cloud, and regulatory compliance.
Product Owner
Major French Banking GroupDaniel Paltz is Product Owner for encryption solutions at a major French bank. Responsible for the HSM, KMS, Azure Key Vault, and AWS Encryption platforms, he also drives the Group's strategy and experimentation around post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to prepare for the transition to the quantum era.
