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QNu Labs has introduced QShield 2.0, a platform designed to help organizations inventory cryptographic assets and evaluate their vulnerability to both classical and quantum threats. The solution specifically addresses the emerging risk of AI models and autonomous agents by integrating dedicated modules for AI security alongside standard post-quantum cryptography assessments. This release aligns with India's National Quantum Mission goals to mandate post-quantum implementation in critical infrastructure by 2027.
QNu Labs Launches QShield 2.0 for Cryptographic Discovery and Quantum Readiness
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Most organisations cannot currently produce an accurate account of their own cryptography. QNu Labs, a global leader in quantum security solutions, has launched QShield 2.0 today, the platform powering its National Cryptographic Assessment & Assurance Framework (NCAAF), at its 10th anniversary event in Bengaluru. The launch lands against a tightening […]
QNu Labs has launched QShield 2.0, the platform powering its National Cryptographic Assessment & Assurance Framework (NCAAF) for cryptographic discovery, risk assessment and continuous assurance. NCAAF uses five QShield 2.0 modules covering quantum entropy, quantum readiness risk assessment, quantum PKI, quantum vault and AI security. QNu Labs said the framework is intended to help…
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