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Your security stack is basically an emotional support animal for leadership: it makes everyone feel safer, and occasionally bites an intern.

Introducing: NinjaCast — a cybersecurity podcast. 🎙️

Not doom. Not “thought leadership.” Just sharp conversations about the future of cyber as it actually unfolds: slowly, expensively, and usually during a maintenance window you didn’t approve.

Episode 1: PQC (Post-Quantum Cryptography).

Not the apocalyptic “quantum breaks everything tomorrow” script. The reality is more interesting (and more disruptive): PQC is a paradigm shift—a long, industry-wide refactor of trust. New algorithms, new performance tradeoffs, new implementation risks, and a migration curve measured in years… plus the awkward fact that some data needs to stay confidential for longer than your infrastructure stays funded.

Our first guest is Clay Almy, Head of Growth at Global Quantum Intelligence (GQI).

If you don’t know GQI: they’re a quantum-tech market and business intelligence outfit focused on turning the quantum industry into something decision-makers can actually navigate—research, analysis, and strategic insight for investors, enterprises, governments, and builders who don’t have time for vibes.

They’re also connected to Quantum Computing Report, a long-running industry news + analysis platform (founded in 2015) that tracks quantum developments like funding, partnerships, technical progress, and the general “is this real yet?” question. Quantum Computing Report

Downstream, we’ve got a planned season—real arcs, real themes, real episodes.

And I’ll be reaching out to invite guests: operators, researchers, cryptography people, incident responders, and other responsible adults who can explain hard things without turning it into a TED Talk confession.
Because the future of cyber isn’t doom.
It’s discipline—under new math.

When the recording is released, I will post across various social media so stay tuned!