IonQ and the Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security are jointly developing a Zero Trust security framework for quantum computing systems through the SEQCURE program. This initiative aims to integrate National Institute of Standards and Technology-defined Zero Trust Architecture into quantum technologies, ensuring the security of mission-critical quantum architectures. By analyzing existing commercial quantum security practices, the project seeks to create a robust security framework that can protect against potential threats. The collaboration is sponsored by the United States Secretary of the Air Force and underscores the growing importance of securing quantum systems as the technology advances. With Intel's recent quantum developments accelerating the need for cryptographic migration, the urgency to plan for post-quantum cryptography increases1. This partnership matters to practitioners as it highlights the need for proactive security measures in quantum computing to prevent potential breaches and ensure the long-term viability of quantum technologies.