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While AI dominated the AdelaideSEC conference landscape, Senetas emerged as the sole vendor addressing the critical imperative of quantum readiness for Australian organizations. The article highlights the urgent need to mitigate "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" threats by implementing post-quantum cryptography solutions ahead of the 2030 regulatory deadline. This focus on securing data infrastructure against future decryption capabilities represents a pivotal shift in cybersecurity strategy driven by quantum computing advancements.

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Only Senetas addressed quantum readiness at AdelaideSEC

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 30, 20263 min read

Senetas returned to AISA’s AdelaideSEC conference, a one-day event attracting security and network professionals. Senetas was the only cybersecurity vendor at AdelaideSEC discussing quantum readiness, addressing the question of why the Australian Signals Directorate is advising organizations to be quantum-ready by 2030.

Nine out of ten exhibitors at AdelaideSEC referenced artificial intelligence, but the primary concern voiced by attendees wasn’t whether to adopt AI, but how to protect the data it uses. Senetas was the only cybersecurity vendor at the conference addressing quantum readiness, repeatedly fielding questions about the Australian Signals Directorate’s 2030…

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