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Cogito Group's award-winning SecureSME platform addresses the critical challenge of managing digital certificates in an era where AI-driven attacks and quantum computing threats necessitate robust post-quantum cryptography strategies. The service's ability to discover, issue, and revoke credentials is essential for organizations aiming to secure their infrastructure against evolving computational capabilities that could render current encryption obsolete.

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Fifteen years of work yields quantum tech award for Cogito Group

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 17, 20263 min read

Canberra cybersecurity company Cogito Group won the Disaster, Emergency and Risk Management category at the Australian Technologies Competition finals in Sydney for SecureSME, a subscription service that finds, issues, renews and cancels digital certificates and keys. The award, presented on September 15, recognizes Australian technology businesses, and follows fifteen years of work building this layer for governments and business.

A demonstration of cascading digital failures, starting with internal websites and escalating to emergency access, earned Cogito Group the Disaster, Emergency and Risk Management category at the Australian Technologies Competition, the company says. The Canberra-based cybersecurity company pitched its SecureSME service by simulating a complete system shutdown for judges, highlighting the critical need to manage digital certificates and…

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