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The article focuses on the deployment of post-quantum cryptography hardware to secure legacy defense networks against "harvest now, decrypt later" threats, placing quantum technology at the center of its subject matter. By addressing the specific challenge of protecting aging infrastructure without software updates, this development represents a tangible advancement in quantum-resistant security architecture rather than an incidental mention of AI or general cybersecurity.

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Sitehop Launches Dedicated National Security Unit to Secure Legacy Five Eyes Defense Networks

Quantum Computing ReportAugust 25, 20262 min read

Sheffield-based post-quantum cybersecurity specialist Sitehop has launched a dedicated national security unit aimed at protecting legacy defense infrastructure across the UK and its Five Eyes intelligence partners (United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand). Designed to counter "harvest now, decrypt later" risks and AI-driven cyber threats, the initiative delivers sovereign, hardware-rooted post-quantum cryptography [...] The post Sitehop Launches Dedicated National Security Unit to Secure Legacy Five Eyes Defense Networks appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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