Quantum Computing: A Journey into the Next Frontier of Information and Communication Security

Mohammad Hammoudeh is the Saudi Aramco Cybersecurity Chair Professor at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals. His research interest is in quantum communication technologies, quantum-safe encryption methods, and quantum adoption strategies in both IT and OT systems. He has hands-on experience in working with quantum hardware and algorithms. He developed practical ways of evaluating the real applications of new technology in the cyberspace such as quantum computing, digital twins, and blockchains.

Abdullah T. Alessa is a cybersecurity professional at Saudi Aramco cybersecurity operations. He has ten years of experience in various cybersecurity domains. He led multiple teams within the organization and currently serves as the head of Cryptography Solutions.

Amro M. Sherbeeni is working as a cybersecurity consultant in Saudi Aramco with over 25 years of experience in different IT & cybersecurity fields. He led multiple teams, projects, and functions within the organization and currently leading the Zero Trust adoption.

Clinton M. Firth is a partner at PwC focusing on digital, cyber and resilience. He is an experienced cybersecurity consulting executive, holding many senior and global roles for large consulting and system integrator firms. He has diverse experience working with commercial, government, and defense clients. Clinton leads a passionate team of industry specialists to address some of the most complex technology trust problems of our time.

Abdullah S. Alessa is an information technology and computing professional at Saudi Aramco computer operations. He has nine years of experience in several computing technology fields and lead various emerging technology projects in Saudi Aramco IT infrastructure.