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ISARA Radiate™ Security Solution Suite 1.4 Brings XMSS to Complete its Offering of Stateful Hash-Based Signatures for Quantum-Safe Roots of Trust

Alex Truskovsky
Mar 27, 2018

With the latest release of the ISARA Radiate™ Security Solution Suite, we’ve added stateful hash-based signatures, specifically eXtended Merkle Signature Scheme (XMSS), to the cryptographic library. With…

How Quantum Computing’s Threat to Security is Different from All Other Security Breaches

Mike Brown
Jan 11, 2018

The quantum threat represents the first time in history that a cybersecurity breach will be the result of a complete break of modern public-key cryptography. For many, this information might come as a…

Quantum Computing: Its Emergence & Implications on Information Security

Mark Pecen
Dec 19, 2017

Leading governments around the globe, along with major corporations, including IBM, Google, Microsoft, have all made substantial investments in the development of large-scale quantum computers, just in…

Why Quantum Computing is a Board Level Security Risk

Scott Totzke
Dec 13, 2017

In recent years, there has been an undisputed increase in enterprise data breaches across the globe. At first, this was only a concern for IT, CISO’s and CIO’s. However, with growing fiduciary responsibility,…

Next-Generation Cryptographic Certificates: Toward Quantum-Safe Identity

Mark Pecen
Nov 08, 2017

Cryptographic certificates are used to prove a person’s, system’s, company’s or other entity’s identity. Today, cryptographic certificates are based on public-key cryptography, which is vulnerable to quantum…