Quantum Risk Doesn't Need A Program—It Needs Six Scores
📰 Forbes Innovation
Quantum risk assessment requires scoring control families based on evidence and gaps, not feelings of preparedness
Action Steps
- Conduct a quantum readiness assessment
- Identify control families to score
- Gather evidence of existing controls
- Score control families based on evidence and gaps
- Analyze scores to identify areas for improvement
- Develop a plan to address gaps and mitigate quantum risk
Who Needs to Know This
Risk management and quantum computing teams can benefit from this approach to assess and mitigate quantum risk
Key Insight
💡 Quantum risk assessment requires a data-driven approach, not a subjective feeling of preparedness
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🚨 Quantum risk assessment isn't about feelings, it's about evidence-based scoring 🚨
Full Article
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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