SpecterAI Quantum Security Holds Quantum-Safe Banking Workshop at Asia Fintech Forum

Insider Brief

• SpecterAI Quantum Security delivered an interactive quantum-safe banking workshop at the inaugural Asia Fintech Forum in Kuala Lumpur.
• More than 40 participants used Mosca’s inequality to assess quantum risks, data confidentiality requirements, and potential migration timelines.
• The workshop covered harvest-now-decrypt-later risks, NIST’s post-quantum cryptography standards, and practical steps for planning a PQC migration.

PRESS RELEASE — SpecterAI Quantum Security, a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) assessment, validation and training firm, delivered an interactive Quantum-Safe Banking Workshop at the inaugural Asia Fintech Forum, held on 2 October 2026 at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur and convened by the Responsible Fintech Institute.

The workshop was co-led by Dr. Peter Phuc Huynh, Chairman APAC of SpecterAI Quantum Security, and Edmond Tung, a Singapore-based workshop co-lead for SpecterAI. More than 40 forum participants took part.

Rather than presenting quantum computing as a distant technology topic, the session asked participants to apply it to their own organizations. Working in teams and voting live by table, participants assessed how long their sensitive data must remain confidential, how long their institutions might need to migrate to quantum-resistant cryptography, and when the quantum threat could become relevant.