INSIGHTS

What quantum risk means for the people who must manage it.

The threat is real and the milestones are set. What’s often missing is practical guidance. How should a board oversee the transition? How should a buyer test a vendor’s claims? Who really controls the cryptography you depend on? Our writing fills those gaps with a clear position, the evidence behind it, and what to do next. Start with the piece written for your role.

FOR BOARDS AND EXECUTIVES

EBOOK · EIGHT CHAPTERS

Quantum risk: a guide for Australian boards

Quantum risk as a governance matter: what the threat is, what Australian law and regulators already expect of boards, what a credible response contains, and the eight questions to put to management. It brings together Stephen Chey’s articles for Australian company directors, edited into one guide.

  1. 01Why quantum risk is a board matter
  2. 02The quantum threat model
  3. 03Directors’ duties and the regulatory framework
  4. 04Know what you hold
  5. 05The transformation program
  6. 06The supply chain
  7. 07Cryptographic sovereignty
  8. 08The questions boards should ask

Stephen Chey

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The series and the essay on cryptographic sovereignty were first published on LinkedIn ↗.

FOR SECURITY, PROCUREMENT AND RISK TEAMS

WHITE PAPER · NOVEMBER 2026 · 9 PAGES

Quantum-safe supply chains

The gaps in Australia’s vendor guidance, and how the PKI Consortium’s PQC Maturity Model helps address them. Six limitations in the vendor questions from the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), what PQCMM fixes and what it does not, and six steps for buyers.

Stephen Chey and Narayana Madineni · Also the basis of Chapter 6 of the board guide · Supports our Supplier Assurance engagement

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