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Cryptography in 2026: Moving from curves to lattices (and the engineering challenges)

Trill White
2026-10-14 9:00 am
Breakout
Building Secure Technology
Post-Quantum Cryptography and Cryptographic Transition Planning

ML-KEM keys are far larger than the ECC keys engineers optimised for, and this session covers the real handshake latency and hybrid deployment trade-offs.

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Trill White is a cyber security researcher at nbn specialising in lattice-based cryptography, presenting on moving from curves to lattices in 2026.
Trill White
Independant Researcher
Deakin University
Trill White is a cyber security researcher at nbn specialising in lattice-based cryptography, presenting on moving from curves to lattices in 2026.

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