The rise of quantum computing presents a potential security threat to public-key cryptography, with the large-scale operation of quantum computers bearing the capacity to break this cryptographic method. This is a concern impacting governments, military operations, enterprises and mobile operators as they transition towards a quantum-safe future to safeguard sensitive information. In light of this …
Cybercrime , Encryption & Key Management , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Expert Perspectives on Protecting Data and Developing Quantum-Safe Cryptography Michael Novinson (MichaelNovinson) • March 19, 2024 Image: Shutterstock The quantum doomsday clock is ticking, and it’s set to strike midnight within the next decade. See Also: Bank on Seeing More Targeted Attacks …
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When it comes to the cybersecurity of military assets – land, sea and air – the advent of quantum computing challenges the foundations upon which current secure encrypted communications are built. Modern military forces rely upon a steady stream of secure, authentic data and the ability to communicate securely in order to be effective and …
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