18th June 2026 | 12:30pm BST
Courthouse Hotel London Soho, UK
Thales Connects
2026 Trust Horizon Watch Party & Crypto Club
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Quantum Computing is no longer theoretical risk – it serves as an active planning horizon for data protection, cryptographic migration and long-term resilience. We want to cut through the noise and invite you to a special watch party, as we tune in to the Trust Horizon Quantum Now and Forever.
Featuring Professor Brian Cox alongside quantum strategy leaders Dr Michele Mosca (CEO, evolutionQ), Louise Davey (Board Director, LDIQ), Zygmunt Lozinski & Lory Thorpe (IBM), and Blair Canavan (Thales).
We will follow this event with our well-loved Thales Connects: Crypto Club. We will discuss what we have heard on the Trust Horizon as well as updates from Thales from our recent Data Threat Report and Bad Bot Report 2026.
Host
Steven Goddard
VP EMEA Regional Marketing, Thales
Speakers
Dr Michele Mosca
Co-founder, President, and CEO,
evolutionQ Inc.
Zygmunt Lozinski
Quantum Safe Networks,
IBM
Louise Davey
Quantum Readiness Leader,
Board Director, Founder
LDIQ
Professor Brian Cox CBE FRS,
Physicist & Musician
Blair Canavan
Director Alliances PKI and PQC Portfolio,
Thales
Lory Thorpe
Quantum Safe Industry Lead
Sr Quantum Ambassador,
IBM
Robert Burns
Chief Security Officer,
Thales
Agenda
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