Private cybersecurity session
A limited capacity technical session for cybersecurity professionals, built around a live security environment, real operational decisions and an open discussion about how modern cyber defence behaves outside the slide deck.
Come to see it work.
Stay to question how it works.
Security products are usually presented when everything is behaving perfectly.
This session is about what happens underneath.
How is access actually controlled?
What happens when a policy changes?
What does a security team really see when something is wrong?
And how much of that can be understood from one operational environment?
This is a technical session built around those questions.
You do not need to use QS-WAN to get value from this session. The objective is to use a real environment to explore questions that security teams are already dealing with.
Explore what changes when access rules, network segmentation and user identity are treated as part of the same security model rather than managed as separate operational problems.
Follow security signals from network activity to risk, vulnerabilities and operational decisions, and discuss what useful visibility actually looks like for a security team.
Explore how an AI assistant can interact with a security environment while remaining constrained by permissions, policy and explicit confirmation.
Discuss the operational side of moving beyond fixed cryptography, including how organisations can prepare network infrastructure for a post quantum transition without treating migration as a future problem.
The live demonstration
Bring technical questions.
We are expecting them.
QS-WAN will be running during the session. We will use it to explore how secure connectivity is governed across distributed environments, how access and segmentation policies affect the network, and how security information moves from signal to decision.
Five questions, one running environment. Select any of them to see where the conversation goes.
Governed AI
WANDA is QuantumNova's governed AI assistant. It can answer questions about a device and its protection state and, where permissions allow, interact with supported security capabilities.
The important part is not that it uses AI. The important part is what the AI is allowed to do.
A compliance exercise is only as useful as the evidence behind it. During the session, we will look at how operational signals, vulnerability findings and security assessments can feed a more structured understanding of risk.
QS-WAN includes Security Dashboard capabilities for security events, vulnerability assessment, risk posture and Risk Management Framework workflows.
The goal is not to claim that software makes an organisation compliant. It is to discuss how better evidence can make compliance work more useful.
What happens when a gateway goes offline?
Who decides what a user can actually reach?
How do you turn a vulnerability into something operationally useful?
Can an AI agent take action without bypassing governance?
What does a post quantum migration look like before it becomes urgent?
How much security context can one team realistically manage from one place?
If these are the kinds of questions you ask at work, you are probably who this session is for.
The session
Lunch from 13:00, session from 15:00 to 18:00. Six moments in one room, in this order, and the last one belongs to you.
At the panoramic restaurant at Taguspark, in the same building as the session.
ML-KEM-768, ML-DSA-65 and AES-256-GCM in production today, hybridized with P-384 so security is never below the classical baseline.
Gateways, VLAN segmentation, DNS profiles, country allow-lists and scheduled access, applied from a single interface.
We fire a threat live and freeze the whole process tree before any popup appears, so ransomware does not finish encrypting while someone reads a prompt.
Plain-language answers on what is protected, what was detected and what is quarantined, then the action itself, with confirmation.
File transfer audits, remote session records, endpoint decision trails as JSONL into any SIEM, and policy-versus-reality snapshots.
Bring a real constraint. Air-gapped estates, AD-only environments and decade-long confidentiality requirements are all fair game.
This session is designed for professionals who work closely with cybersecurity, secure networking, infrastructure security or technical security decisions.
Capacity is intentionally limited so the live demonstration can remain technical and the conversation can go beyond the polished answer.
Applications will be reviewed before attendance is confirmed.
Tell us a little about you. Places are limited, and applications help us build a room where the conversation is as useful as the demonstration.
See the environment live, challenge the decisions behind it and leave with ideas you can take back to your own security work.
Apply to attend