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This article explores the critical intersection of quantum computing threats and legal liability, specifically focusing on how current laws regarding data breaches may soon apply to organizations holding sensitive information vulnerable to future quantum decryption attacks. The core issue is that vendors or cloud providers could face personal liability for protecting client data against both classical and emerging quantum cryptographic risks, a scenario illustrated by historical cases like the Vastaamo breach.
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Inside Quantum Technology3 min read

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I normally turn one conversation into one article, but Certes gave me ideas for three distinct dragons. It would be a disservice to you, dear reader, to shove them all into one article, so please enjoy this three-part series. The Quantum Dragon was feeling entrepreneurial, allowing neighboring villagers to store their valuables near his cave. The…

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