The fast-evolving quantum computing phenomenon represents a paradigm shift in how computers process data. Due to its ability to process vast amounts of data and solve complex problems at an unprecedented speed, quantum computing holds great promise for new material discovery through the simulation of physical systems, portfolio optimization in finance, and more. It also poses a significant threat to cybersecurity, requiring a change in how we encrypt our data. Even though quantum computers don’t technically have the power to break most of the current forms of encryption yet, we need to stay ahead of the threat and come up with quantum-proof solutions now. If we wait until those powerful quantum computers start breaking our encryption, it will be too late. I had the pleasure of discussing the quantum computing phenomenon and its cybersecurity implications with Duncan Jones, Head of Cybersecurity, at Quantinuum. We discussed the potential threats and opportunities of quantum computing for cybersecurity, as well as its potential to revolutionize various industries. We recognized the need for new algorithms resistant to quantum computing, staying ahead of technological innovations, investing in cybersecurity measures, and prioritizing the migration of sensitive data to quantum-resistant algorithms. Action Items Assess organizational risk exposure from quantum computing threats like "store now decrypt later" attacks.Prioritize migration of sensitive long-term data to quantum-safe encryption.Speak to vendors about their roadmaps for quantum-safe migration.Explore available quantum random number generators and other quantum cybersecurity technologies through pilot programs and starter kits.Choose credible service providers who are partnering with reputed organizations and prove their claims.Raise awareness of quantum computing implications among leadership and get buy-in for piloting relevant quantum cybersecurity technologies. Time Stamps  00:02 -- Introduction 01:59 -- Guest's Professional Highlights 06:19 -- Overview of Quantum Computing 08:19 -- Commercially Leveraging Quantum Computing 10:51 -- Evolution of Quantum Computing and Cyber Attacks 12:55 -- Recommendations on Leveraging Quantum Computing Benefits and Securing Data from Quantum Computing Enabled Cyber Attacks 17:49 -- Roadmap for Proactive Safeguards 23:34 -- Can quantum computing enabled encryption ensure that even if a human is a victim of a phishing attack, it will be hard to get into systems? Is that a fair aspiration? 26:38 -- What recommendations would you make for organizations who are trying to explore and adopt quantum computing? 29:19 -- Cybersecurity Challenges and Hurdles 32:52 -- Challenges of Quantum-Safe Migration 34:09 -- Cryptographic debt 37:32 -- Final Thoughts Memorable Duncan Jones Quotes/Statements "I think of my career as a series of very fortunate accidents, rather than some very carefully planned out thing." "Quantum computing as a different form of computation, as opposed to necessarily always a better form of computation." "Leading companies are now starting to engage with quantum computing because they know they have to build the skill sets, they have to develop the intellectual property that will begin to deliver value in the not too distant future." "Quantum computers are becoming more and more powerful every year." "We'll actually see Quantum as a as a big benefit for cybersecurity, but we've got some headaches to get through...