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Qtonic Quantum's launch of QShield marks a significant step in post-quantum cryptography, offering software-only protection for Linux endpoints against future quantum decryption threats without requiring immediate hardware migration. The system integrates ML-KEM and ML-DSA standards to secure traffic while maintaining strict key isolation on participating devices, addressing the critical need to protect sensitive data before widespread quantum computing capabilities emerge.

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Qtonic Quantum Launches QShield for Post-Quantum Network Protection

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 18, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Qtonic Quantum Corp today launched QShield, its SAFE/29 packet runtime, and opened paid, scoped, operator-led engagements to enterprise and government organizations, available now. QShield puts post-quantum encryption on a sensitive network connection using software alone, so an organization can protect what matters most today instead of waiting for a migration […]

Qtonic Quantum has launched QShield, a software-based post-quantum protection system for securing traffic between compatible Linux endpoints. QShield combines ML-KEM-1024, ML-DSA-87 and AES-256-GCM, with private keys remaining on participating endpoints and protected traffic blocked when required security conditions are not met. Qtonic Quantum reported 4,107 successful checks with zero failed checks and zero recorded packet loss during a 72-hour endurance test conducted across two AWS availability zones. PRESS RELEASE…

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