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The piece argues that financial institutions need to migrate to post-quantum cryptography now, framing this as risk management for critical infrastructure rather than a distant concern. Its main concrete points are that thousands of change programmes are already underway and that regulators are pushing for preparation even though the timing of a cryptographically relevant quantum computer is uncertain. For readers, the practical takeaway is the sequencing: prioritising high-value "crown-jewel" data and auditing third-party suppliers. The article is written by a vendor (PQShield), so its urgency framing should be weighed against the lack of a firm threat timeline.
Banks must prepare for the quantum threat, The Banker, Nov 26

The focus on critical national infrastructure (CNI) is intensifying. With recent cyber attacks and escalating geopolitical tensions, the question of defending infrastructure from evolving cyber and cryptographic threats has become a key matter for governments, operators and CNI providers around the world. Banking infrastructure is CNI. The stakes are high, and the attack surface isRead More The post Banks must prepare for the quantum threat, The Banker, Nov 26 appeared first on PQShield.
The focus on critical national infrastructure (CNI) is intensifying. With recent cyber attacks and escalating geopolitical tensions, the question of defending infrastructure from evolving…
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