nLogic invites you to Nokia Quantum-Safe Networks (QSN), a webinar taking place Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at 10:00. Welcome to a technical and strategic deep dive into Quantum-Safe Networks from Nokia.

As quantum computing continues to advance, so does the need to future-proof your network infrastructure. Join us for an in-depth webinar where nLogic and Nokia explore how networks and optical transport networks can be secured against both today’s threats and the emerging risks posed by cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQCs).

Whether you work in the public sector, industry, data centers, or as a service provider, if you handle business-critical or confidential data, this is a session you don’t want to miss.

Agenda

• Welcome and Introduction by Hampus Näslund, nLogic
• About nLogic, our partnership with Nokia, and emerging QSN requirements in the market.
• Nokia Quantum-Safe Networking, Marta Buffa, Telecom Engineer and Optics Business Development Manager, Nokia.
  • Introduction to Quantun-Safe Networking
  • Threat landscape, risk analysis and regulatory drivers.
  • QSN for Optical Transport: Architecture, how it works and what to expect going forward.
• Q&A

Why Quantum-Safe Networks?

Organizations across the public sector, industry, data centers, and service providers manage vast amounts of business-critical and confidential data. At the same time, the number of attacks and the complexity of the threat landscape continue to grow.

The development of practically viable quantum computers represents a future and in some cases already relevant threat to today’s cryptographic methods. Data intercepted today can be stored and decrypted in the future. Quantum-safe networks are designed to:

• Protect data even in the presence of powerful quantum computers
• Ensure confidentiality and integrity across optical transport networks
• Build security into multiple layers through multi-layered cryptography
• Reduce operational complexity through centralized key management

Speakers

Practical information

Date: 16 June
Time: 10:00 – 11:00