#post-quantum-cryptography

#post-quantum-cryptography

NIST has introduced new encryption standards to resist cyberattacks and safeguard data against future quantum computing threats.

14 new algorithms for digital signatures have been announced for post-quantum cryptographic standardization.

AWS is implementing a multi-phase migration to post-quantum cryptography to enhance security against quantum computing threats.

NIST has proposed new standards for post-quantum cryptography requiring widespread device upgrades to prevent future quantum computing threats.

NIST released post-quantum cryptographic algorithms for network security.

The discussion around post-quantum cryptography has been fueled by misinformation and alarmist claims about the state of RSA encryption.

Federal security officials emphasize a focus on zero trust, cloud security, operational visibility, and preparing for post-quantum cryptography for 2025.

Agencies must prepare for quantum computing risks by transitioning to post-quantum cryptography.

SenseCrypt pioneers a secure identity verification system integrating Post-Quantum Cryptography and SSL technology for enhanced privacy and security.

Malicious hacking is becoming sophisticated, requiring advanced security technology like post-quantum cryptography for future-proofing.

Preparing for post-quantum cryptography requires management support and resource allocation to identify cryptographic use and prioritize systems for transition.

The Biden administration emphasizes the urgent need to transition to new post-quantum cryptographic algorithms to secure digital networks against future quantum threats.