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TechPulse take: Sitehop has established a dedicated unit to deploy post-quantum encryption on legacy defense networks, addressing the critical vulnerability of aging infrastructure against emerging AI and quantum threats. By utilizing reprogrammable hardware rather than software stacks, this approach allows for security upgrades without replacing existing operational technology or disrupting critical systems. This development highlights a strategic shift toward sovereign, hardware-based solutions to mitigate cryptographic risks within Five Eyes alliances.

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Sitehop Launches National Security Unit to Secure Legacy Defence Networks

The Quantum InsiderAugust 25, 20263 min read

Insider Brief Press release – Sitehop, the UK-based post-quantum cybersecurity specialist, has launched a national security unit to help the UK and its Five Eyes allies secure ageing defence networks without disrupting critical systems already in service. The launch comes as defence and security bodies across the West race to protect legacy infrastructure in the […]

Sitehop has launched a national security unit focused on securing legacy defence networks against cyber threats from AI and quantum computing. The unit will use Sitehop’s hardware-based post-quantum security technology to protect ageing systems that cannot easily be upgraded to modern cryptographic standards. Sitehop says its…

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