Government Panel Dinner

The WCIT Government Panel will host a dinner on 16th April in the Livery Room at the WCIT Hall featuring a talk by Panel member Glenn Bluff on post-quantum computing and data governance.  Glenn will explore the emerging implications of post-quantum cryptography, the governance challenges it presents, and the growing need for organisational readiness.  This timely topic sits at the intersection of national security, digital resilience and public policy, offering timely insight into the policy and technological challenges shaping the Government’s digital future.   The evening will also mark the formal handover of the Chair and Secretary roles to their new incumbents, providing an opportunity to thank the outgoing Chair for his service and to welcome the new leadership team as the Panel looks ahead to the coming year.

About Glenn Bluff

Glenn Bluff is a partner at a cyber security audit and consulting firm and is technology risk advisor to banks, insurers, and fintech firms. Having led cyber and technology assurance programmes across the financial sector, he focuses on emerging risks including cloud concentration, cryptographic resilience, and data governance.  He also is the Chief Executive of the Cloud Pooled Audit Group that is leading the way on Cloud security and data privacy in the cloud.

Glenn’s session examines the coming shift to post-quantum cryptography, what it means for long-lived data and regulatory expectations, and how organisations can begin preparing for a quantum-enabled future.

Event Details
Location:
IT Hall, 39A Bartholomew Cl, Barbican, London EC1A 7JN