Quantum Threats Demand Post-Quantum Cryptography Now
Organizations must adopt post-quantum cryptography to protect against threats in the age of quantum computing, says Benjamin Ang.
State actors are targeting critical infrastructure and enterprises with AI-powered tools, which may have a greater impact with quantum computing.
- Organizations must prepare databases with quantum-safe cryptography using standardized protocols.
- Security teams need automation to handle real-time adaptive security without burning out.
Many organizations understand the importance of post-quantum cryptography and making sure that their cryptography, or their encryption protecting their databases, is going to be quantum-safe using standard quantum-safe cryptography, said Benjamin Ang.
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Author's summary: Quantum threats require post-quantum cryptography adoption.
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