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The GAO report highlights a critical readiness gap among U.S. federal agencies regarding post-quantum cryptography as cryptographically relevant quantum computers approach feasibility in the 2030s. Without immediate implementation of new cryptographic standards and comprehensive system inventories, sensitive government data faces the risk of being decrypted by future attackers who may have already harvested encrypted traffic today.
GAO says agencies need a plan to protect data from quantum attacks
The GAO warns federal agencies are unprepared for potential threats from cryptographically relevant quantum computers (CRQC) by the 2030s.
By the 2030s, a quantum computer with the power to break current federal encryption could emerge, leaving sensitive government data vulnerable to malicious actors. The U.S. Government Accountability Office reports that federal agencies have not fully prepared for this looming threat, failing to fully identify vulnerable systems or test quantum-resistant algorithms. A future cryptographically relevant quantum computer could allow an attacker to compromise…
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