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Quantum risk should be integrated into existing controls, not managed by separate programs

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Organizations should approach quantum risk not by launching dedicated programs, but by integrating it into existing control frameworks. The author suggests a six-score system—governance, risk, operational, third-party, incident, and assurance—to assess current preparedness and identify gaps. This approach emphasizes actionable steps, like inventorying cryptography and assessing data confidentiality timelines, rather than broad, undefined initiatives. AI

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Quantum risk should be integrated into existing controls, not managed by separate programs

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Maman Ibrahim, Forbes Councils Member ·

    Quantum Risk Doesn't Need A Program—It Needs Six Scores

    Scoring the control families in your quantum readiness assessment is not a rating of how prepared you feel; it is a measure of where evidence exists and gaps remain.

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