Building secure software for the future requires more than stronger encryption – it requires systems that are designed to be resilient from the start.
In this masterclass, you'll explore how Post-Quantum Cryptography is reshaping the future of cyber security and why developer experience plays a critical role in building secure digital systems.
Through insights from industry-backed research, you'll discover how software design, documentation and usability can influence security outcomes, and what organisations can do to prepare for the next generation of cyber threats.
In this masterclass, you'll explore:
Join Dr Nalin Arachchilage on Tuesday 6 October to explore how Post-Quantum Cryptography and secure software design are shaping the future of cyber security.
Register now to save your place and discover the skills needed to build resilient digital systems for tomorrow.
Dr Nalin Asanka Gamagedara Arachchilage
Dr Nalin Asanka Gamagedara Arachchilage is a cyber security researcher and Senior Lecturer at RMIT University whose work focuses on secure software engineering, human-centered cyber security and cyber resilience.
His research explores how organisations can design secure systems that respond to emerging digital threats, including those posed by quantum computing. Through his teaching and industry collaboration, Nalin helps prepare the next generation of cyber security professionals to solve complex real-world challenges.
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