Quantum computing is an approach to computing based on encoding and processing information using the laws of quantum physics. Over the past decade, this technology has been moving out of the lab and into the world. As it does so, organizations have been engaged in both exploring its adoption and preparing for its cybersecurity implications.
In this webinar, Dr. Travis Scholten of IBM Quantum will provide an overview of quantum computing, its potential applications in the financial sector, and how organizations can assess the benefits and risks of this technology.
Join us to explore the latest in cybersecurity education and risk management techniques, which can help create a stronger security mindset among business customers.
Meet Dr. Travis Scholten
Dr. Travis L. Scholten works as the Technical Lead for the Public Sector at IBM Quantum. He focuses on large, strategic activities with government entities to identify opportunities for leveraging quantum computers and advances in quantum computational science to drive technical and economic impact. In addition, he sits on the Board of Directors of the Unitary Fund, a nonprofit working to create a quantum technology ecosystem that benefits the most people. Travis is the creator of The Quantum Stack, a Substack on quantum computing. From 2022–2023, he was a Policy Hacker Fellow with the Foundation for American Innovation, a nonprofit whose mission is to develop technology, talent, and ideas that support a better, freer, and more abundant future. Before joining IBM Quantum in 2018, Travis earned a Ph.D. in physics from the University of New Mexico and a bachelor's degree in physics from the California Institute of Technology in 2012.