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Advances in quantum computing, coupled with the rise of “harvest now, decrypt later” strategies among cybercriminals, are heightening the urgency to safeguard data and networks. This has been underscored by several recent high-profile breaches, including in October 2025, when it was revealed that “vast amounts” of classified UK government data had been taken in a […]

To recognize 100 years since the development of quantum mechanics, the United Nations has proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. While quantum computing creates enormous economic and scientific opportunities, it also poses serious cybersecurity risks such as rendering current encryption tools obsolete. Experts estimate that there is a more than 50% […]

In cybersecurity, quantum computing presents both exciting new possibilities and threats to data confidentiality, integrity and security. While it promises unparalleled computational power, it also poses a significant risk to current encryption methods, which rely on mathematical problems that could be solved on a quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm.  As quantum computing advances, the urgency […]

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