Collaborative Efforts to support migration to PQC

Evgeny has two decades of experience in the cybersecurity field. His experience spans launching startups to running large organizations within Fortune 500 organizations. Prior to joining SafeLogic, Evgeny spent 15 years at Cigital and then post-acquisition at Synopsys, responsible for the firm's software security solutions practice in the broader Mid-Atlantic region. Evgeny holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Virginia, an M.S. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins, and an MBA from Georgetown. In his spare time, Evgeny enjoys spending time with his family, reading, traveling, and playing the piano.

Bruno Couillard is a technology entrepreneur and cybersecurity executive focused on shaping the future of digital trust in the quantum era. As Co-Founder and CEO of Crypto4A, he leads the development of advanced quantum-safe cryptographic infrastructure designed to secure critical systems against both current and emerging threats.

Driven by a vision of trusted digital ecosystems built on resilient cryptography, Bruno has helped position Crypto4A as an innovator in secure hardware, cryptographic modernization, and post-quantum readiness. His leadership combines strategic foresight with a deep understanding of how security, standards, and infrastructure must evolve to support governments, enterprises, and critical industries in an increasingly interconnected world.

Bruno is a strong advocate for sovereign cybersecurity capability, ecosystem collaboration, and practical pathways toward quantum-resilient security architectures. Through his work, he continues to champion the advancement of trusted digital infrastructure capable of supporting the next generation of secure global systems.

Ted Shorter is Chief Technology Officer at Keyfactor, a PKI software and managed services company based in Independence, Ohio. Ted has worked in the security arena for over 24 years, in the fields of Cryptography, Application Security, Public Key Infrastructure, and Software Vulnerability Analysis. His past experience includes 10 years with the Department of Defense, a Master’s Degree in Computer Science, 4 years as a PKI Practice Lead, and a CISSP certification.