aiqbench analysis
This partnership addresses an immediate threat to Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) networks by securing classical channels against "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks using NIST-approved post-quantum cryptography. The Post-Quantum Transport Gateway's interoperability with existing infrastructure and compact form factor suggests a viable path for practical deployment without requiring hardware modifications.
Qureca and Paraxiom secure quantum keys with post-quantum gateway

QURECA and Paraxiom partner to bring post-quantum transport security to Europe’s quantum-safe ecosystem. QURECA will act as a European ecosystem and market-entry channel for Paraxiom’s Post-Quantum Transport Gateway (PQTG), working towards a first European PQTG pilot.
Even before powerful quantum computers arrive, vulnerabilities are emerging in quantum networks. QURECA and Paraxiom Technologies are collaborating to address a present-day threat to Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) systems: the insecure classical channels used to deliver encryption keys, susceptible to “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks. QURECA will be a European market entry point for Paraxiom’s Post-Quantum Transport Gateway, aiming for a pilot deployment and using its over 40 CPD-certified courses to assess quantum-safe exposure.…
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