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This article covers a significant milestone in post-quantum cryptography, where a joint solution has passed technical evaluation for adoption by the U.S. Navy's Zero Trust framework. The development addresses the critical need for quantum-resistant encryption protocols within government infrastructure ahead of widespread quantum computing threats.
FRC and QIZ Security win Navy evaluation for quantum-safe encryption
FRC, in partnership with QIZ Security, announced its Phase II Pitch against the Zero Trust Post Quantum Cryptography Roadmap, Area of Interest #26-A006, has technical merit and is being moved to the RCC Hopper. Placement in the RCC Hopper makes solutions readily available to the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic for potential prototype Other Transaction (OT) awards for up to 24 months following the Pitch date.
A post-quantum cryptography solution developed by FRC and QIZ Security is now available to the U.S. Navy following evaluation against Area of Interest #26-A006, a specific roadmap for Zero Trust security. The solution resides on the RCC Hopper,…
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