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The article addresses the imminent threat of cryptographically relevant quantum computing to current encryption standards and digital signatures, urging organizations to adopt post-quantum cryptography (PQC) strategies immediately. It highlights specific risks such as "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks and the potential for future systems to forge trusted digital certificates, emphasizing that these are central issues within the quantum technology domain rather than incidental topics.

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Invest in crypto agility to get ahead of quantum risk

GDELTSeptember 28, 20265 min read

EG Nadhan, Chief Quantum Ambassador at QuantaCyber, and Blair Canavan, Director Alliances, PKI and PQC Portfolio at Thales. (Image: AI-enhanced) Quantum computing could be coming in as little as three years, threatening to undermine the encryption that protects modern communication, transactions and data. Adding to this risk, cyber criminals are already harvesting sensitive data in anticipation of quantum hardware capable of unlocking it in future. Organisations must take action now to safeguard systems and data and achieve ‘quantum agility’. This is according to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) experts who were speaking during…

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