enQase joined more than 1,000 senior security and technology leaders at Encore Boston Harbor. The conference ran June 25-26, 2026. The team led a masterclass workshop with NIST. It ran a live demonstration on the expo floor. enQase also presented a sponsored attendee lounge and held meetings at Booth J12.
Day 1 Workshop
CISOs and CIOs left knowing where to begin. Rajesh Patil, CEO of enQase, co-presented the session with Lily Chen, Mathematician at NIST. The workshop covered the current state of NIST post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards. It mapped the cryptographic risk enterprises carry today and set out the sequence of work to reach a quantum-safe, crypto-agile posture. The view stayed vendor-neutral throughout and Steven Menges, EVP of enQase, moderated a lively Q&A session.
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The enQase team met enterprise and public sector leaders across both conference days. Each conversation started with the customer's own cryptographic estate. Leaders wanted to know what is deployed and where it sits. They also asked which systems carry the most risk.
Walkthroughs covered the full enQase Platform. QBlueprint™ handles cryptographic discovery and migration planning. QFabric™ centralizes key management. The Governance & Compliance framework produces audit-ready evidence.
Day 1 Tech Showcase
enQase ran a live technical demonstration on the Expo Hall floor. Attendees saw a working quantum-safe network in operation. The demonstration covered out-of-band key delivery and crypto-agile algorithm handling. Existing infrastructure kept running, with no rip-and-replace required.
enQase presented the Schrödinger's Socket Lounge. The charging and meeting space stayed open to all attendees on both days. It gave security and technology leaders a place to talk outside scheduled sessions. Conversations covered quantum readiness, crypto agility, and cryptographic risk in their own environments.