aiqbench analysis
The study highlights a critical intersection between rapid digital adoption and emerging quantum threats, noting that 83% of informed respondents view quantum computing as an imminent cybersecurity risk. This underscores the urgent necessity for UAE policymakers to integrate post-quantum cryptography into their trust frameworks before widespread deployment renders current defenses obsolete. The findings emphasize that future security architectures must prioritize privacy-first authentication resistant to both AI-driven attacks and potential quantum decryption capabilities.
Near - universal digital adoption pushes UAE toward stronger trust frameworks

Research commissioned by Idemia Secure Transactions (IST) shows a majority of digital service users in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) want stronger security and trust frameworks to better protect their transactions as the country inches closer towards 100 percent digital adoption. According to the study, the country is considered one of the most digitally connected…
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