Legislation has been introduced to establish a National Security Commission on Quantum Computing, tasked with evaluating the United States' competitiveness in quantum technology and providing policy recommendations to maintain leadership. The proposed commission, comprising 11 members, would assess various aspects, including national security, economic competitiveness, and military applications of quantum technologies. With potential funding of up to $10 million from the Defense Department, the commission would be responsible for issuing an initial report on its findings and recommendations1. The establishment of this commission underscores the growing importance of quantum security and the need for a coordinated national approach to address related challenges. This development matters to practitioners and informed readers because it signals a significant step towards addressing the potential risks and opportunities associated with quantum technologies, and its outcomes may shape the future of quantum security in the United States.