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This article focuses on the strategic implications of post-quantum cryptography mandates within U.S. defense and federal sectors, highlighting the urgent need for cryptographic asset inventories before 2030 deadlines. The appointment of a former Cyber Command leader to lead government affairs underscores the critical intersection of quantum computing threats and national security policy.

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Former U.S. Army Cyber Command Chief of Staff Joins Qtonic Quantum

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 2, 20264 min read

Insider Brief Press release – Col. Reginald M. Harris, U.S. Army (Retired), who served as Chief of Staff of U.S. Army Cyber Command and commanded the 1st Cyber Protection Battalion (Provisional), has joined Qtonic Quantum Corp to lead the company’s federal and defense government affairs. Harris will represent Qtonic Quantum, a quantum cyber risk and […]

Col. Reginald M. Harris, a retired U.S. Army officer and former Chief of Staff of U.S. Army Cyber Command, has joined Qtonic Quantum to lead its federal and defense government affairs. Harris will represent Qtonic Quantum across the Department of War, military commands, DHS, the Intelligence Community, federal agencies, defense contractors and systems integrators. His appointment comes as U.S. defense organizations face post-quantum cryptography requirements, including deadlines for quantum-resistant algorithms and growing requirements for cryptographic…

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