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Philip Lafrance
Feb 24, 2025
As large-scale quantum computing inches ever closer, the urgency to protect our digital assets now from future threats is growing. Around the world, organizations of all kinds are being strongly encouraged to start preparing for quantum-capable adversaries. And for several very good reasons. If you’re familiar with the quantum-threat to cryptography, you’ve likely heard that current encryption algorithms are vulnerable to quantum computing attacks. You may have come across discussions about post-quantum cryptography standards. And perhaps you’ve heard that today’s encrypted data could be at risk from tomorrow’s quantum-enabled attackers.
Philip Lafrance
Feb 24, 2025
As large-scale quantum computing inches ever closer, the urgency to protect our digital assets now from future threats is growing. Around the world, organizations of all kinds are being strongly encouraged…
ISARA Corporation
Aug 13, 2024
August 13, 2024. Post-Quantum Cryptography Day. Quantum-Safe Standards Day. Tuesday. Whatever you prefer to call it, it’s a historic day. Today, a critical milestone has been reached on the journey to…
ISARA Corporation
Jun 19, 2024
The quantum computing reality is drawing nearer — Y2Q, Quantum Day, Q-Day — when quantum computers will be able to break the public-key cryptography that currently safeguards most of the internet and the…
Chris Leonardi
Apr 03, 2024
We will soon get an update from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) about its latest efforts to select and standardize quantum-safe signature schemes. While the end of the first round…
Philip Lafrance
Mar 01, 2024
There is a lot of excitement in the quantum-safe community about Apple’s announcement to include post-quantum cryptography in the iMessage application. Dubbed PQ3, this new messaging protocol promises…