Artificial intelligence has not invented new attacks. It has removed the cost, skill and time they used to require.

This session looks at what that shift breaks in today's security assumptions, and at what has to replace it: digital trust as an operating model, built on verified identity, provable integrity and governed lifecycles.

It examines the cryptographic assets — keys, certificates, secrets, and the hardware roots of trust protecting them — that make digital trust enforceable rather than aspirational, and closes with a practical view of post-quantum readiness: from cryptographic discovery and inventory through to crypto-agility at scale.