Quantum Cyber Breakfast @ RSAC 2023

Clément Jeanjean leads commercial efforts for the Quantum Security Group at SandboxAQ. Prior to that, he was the COO of Cryptosense, which was acquired by SandboxAQ in 2022.

Clément holds a degree from Sciences-Po Paris with a major in Law and Economics, and a degree from Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées with a major in Mathematics and Computer Sciences. He has founded or co-founded 4 tech companies, 2 of them having been acquired. Serving as CEO or COO, he built teams of dozens and go-to-market strategies delivering multi-million dollar deals with large partners in a wide range of industries spanning from consumer goods to banking, automotive, and health sciences. Clément also advises start-ups and large companies on innovation and entrepreneurial projects.

Peter "Pete" Clay is a serial entrepreneur based out of Charlottesville, VA. He has served as a CISO for global companies, and he has more than 20 years of experience in managing the growth of technology and security risk assessment and management services to public and private sector entities globally. Extensive domain experience includes security operations center innovation, enterprise risk management, identity & access management, information security consulting, organization and process improvement, application design and implementation, application security, business continuity, privacy, and information systems auditing. He has also organized and led multidisciplinary business and technical teams for assessing, designing, implementing, and testing the security and control environment for a broad range of enterprise security, enterprise resource planning, information systems, and eBusiness transformation projects. Mr. Clay attended Oxford University as an undergraduate and has a degree from Hendrix College. He has been a Certified Information Systems Security Professional for the last 22 years.

Daniel Apon is Cryptography Lead at the MITRE Corporation, based in McLean, Virginia, and is currently involved in MITRE's effort to stand up a long-term and full-scope industry coalition to accelerate the real-world adoption of Post Quantum Cryptography. Recently, he played a central role in standing up the 1st annual Real World Post Quantum Cryptography workshop in Tokyo (March 2023), which aims to bring together industry, academia, and standardization bodies to help address the core challenges involved in migrating modern computing systems and architectures to total quantum-resistance.

Prior to that, he was a member of the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Cryptographic Technologies Group working on the Post Quantum Cryptography standardization project, where he specialized in novel cryptanalyses of Lattice-based Cryptography, Hash-based Cryptography, Code-based Cryptography, and Multivariate-based Cryptography plus a focus on hardware side-channel analysis.

Daniel holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science with a focus on Cryptography from the University of Maryland, College Park. After that, he held a Postdoctoral Scholar position at the University of California, Berkeley.