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The article addresses a critical vulnerability in current encryption standards against future quantum attacks, specifically highlighting the "harvest now, decrypt later" threat and urging government investment in post-quantum cryptography. This transition is essential for securing sensitive data across banking, internet communications, and government systems from 2030 onward. The piece underscores the urgency of adapting security protocols before fully error-corrected quantum computers render existing methods obsolete.
GCISO urges New Zealand agencies to invest in post-quantum computing by 2030

New Zealand agencies face a looming threat as current encryption won’t withstand future quantum computers, according to a 2022 US law.
New Zealand government agencies are being urged to invest in post-quantum computing (PQC) solutions before 2030, as the arrival of a fully error-corrected quantum computer threatens to unravel current encryption methods. This push follows recognition of a growing practice described as “harvest now, decrypt later,” or HNDL, where encrypted data…
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