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Post-Quantum Cryptography Working Group

Preparing the PKI ecosystem for the quantum computing era through collaborative research …
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Building a globally recognized PKI maturity model for evaluating, planning, and comparing …
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Advancing PKI knowledge and skills through structured training paths, certification …
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CA Working Group

A working group for discussions and information sharing among publicly trusted …
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CBOM Profiles Working Group

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

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John Gray

Principal Software Developer at Entrust

About

John Gray is a Principal Software Developer at Entrust, specializing in PKI architecture, cryptographic protocol implementation, and post-quantum migration strategies. He facilitates the PQC Interoperability project at the IETF and has contributed to post-quantum cryptography standards, including composite signatures and composite key encapsulation mechanisms (KEMs), and authored 5 RFCs with more in process. John also participates in the OASIS PKCS#11 Technical Committee and NIST NCCoE initiatives focused on real-world PQC adoption.

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Post-Quantum Cryptography Conference

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