Quantum computing threatens the cryptographic foundations that secure today’s identity credentials, authentication systems, and trusted services. At the same time, generative AI and autonomous agents are accelerating identity fraud through deepfakes, synthetic identities, and automated account takeovers, creating new challenges for maintaining trust in digital interactions. This presentation explores how organizations can prepare for these converging threats by adopting post-quantum cryptography and embracing crypto-agility. As governments move toward mandated migration by 2030-2035, resilient identity systems will require more than new algorithms. They must be designed to evolve as standards and threats change. By acting now, organizations can protect critical identity infrastructure and preserve trust in the post-quantum era.