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PQC
Post-Quantum Cryptography Working Group

Preparing the PKI ecosystem for the quantum computing era through collaborative research, …

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CM
Cryptographic Module Working Group

A central forum for addressing cryptographic module (CM) and hardware security module …

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PKIMM
PKI Maturity Model Working Group

Building a globally recognized PKI maturity model for evaluating, planning, and comparing …

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TCWG
Training and Certification Working Group

Advancing PKI knowledge and skills through structured training paths, certification …

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CA
CA Working Group

A working group for discussions and information sharing among publicly trusted Certificate …

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CBOM
CBOM Profiles Working Group

Developing a neutral, open methodology for defining Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM) …

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Syeda Fahim is a member of the PKI Consortium

Syeda Maham is the Software Engineer at and participates at the PKI Consortium.

Syeda Maham is the Software Engineer at and participates at the PKI Consortium.

Syeda Maham Fahim

Software Engineer

I am currently pursuing my Master’s degree at BHT Berlin in Information and Communications Engineering, with a growing focus on cryptography and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). I have around four years of professional experience as a software engineer, mainly working in full-stack development.

Alongside my professional work, I have around one year of research experience, mainly focused on Post-Quantum Cryptography and its application to networking. I have already published one research paper in this area, and another paper is currently under review. My current research also continues to focus on PQC networking and the practical challenges of integrating post-quantum cryptography into modern communication systems.