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This demonstration validates a critical path for integrating post-quantum cryptography into legacy military networks without requiring hardware overhauls, addressing the urgent need to protect tactical data against future decryption threats. By leveraging software-defined encryption across heterogeneous IP bearers like 4G/5G and SATCOM, the solution offers immediate cryptographic agility essential for contested environments.

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Babcock and Arqit Demonstrate Quantum-Safe Tactical Communications at DVD 2026

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 23, 20261 min read

Babcock International Group and Arqit Quantum Inc. successfully demonstrated quantum-safe tactical communications at DVD 2026, using Arqit’s NetworkSecure software to encrypt operational data across various networks. This collaboration showcases a software-defined encryption protocol for securing tactical data against post-quantum threats within existing military communication infrastructure. The post Babcock and Arqit Demonstrate Quantum-Safe Tactical Communications at DVD 2026 appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

UK defense contractor Babcock International Group (FTSE: BAB) and quantum-safe encryption software vendor Arqit Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ:…

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