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Aug 18, 2026

What does 'Quantum Ready' actually mean? A No-Jargon Breakdown

A plain-language explainer of what 'quantum ready' actually means in 2026. Defines quantum-ready encryption, harvest-now-decrypt-later, and what federal post-quantum mandates require, without the jargon.

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Apr 17, 2019

5 Ways Quantum Computing Will Change the World

In the days after I resigned from my position as the senior manager of scientific outreach at the Institute for Quantum Computing to join ISARA Corporation, one esteemed colleague after another would offer me a farewell handshake and say, half jokingly, “So, you’ve finally decided to join the dark side?”…

Martin Laforest

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Nov 29, 2018

Quantum Key Distribution and Quantum-Safe Cryptography: two (complementary) approaches to becoming quantum-ready

Every advancement in quantum computing brings us closer to the positive and negative disruptions this revolutionary technology promises. Though a large-scale quantum computer is not here yet, its future arrival already puts many aspects of information security at risk today because of “harvest-and-decrypt”…

Martin Laforest

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