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ZDNet Security
Innovations including quantum computing, AI and smart cities could bring a range of benefits to everyone - but hackers will also be looking to exploit them.
Bleeping Computer
Although quantum computing is not commercially available, CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) urges organizations to prepare for the dawn of this new age, which is expected to bring groundbreaking changes in cryptography, and how we protect our secrets. [...]
ZDNet Security
The rise of quantum computing, deepfakes, the Internet of Things and more are among the things that could create very real challenges for cybersecurity going forwards.
ZDNet Security
While it is premature to sound the death knell for current key cryptography, there is a need now to build up skillsets in quantum computing to ensure nations have the right knowledge to combat potential threats when the technology becomes viable, says Dell CTO.
Dark Reading
NIST may be on the brink of revealing which post-quantum computing encryption algorithms it is endorsing, solidifying commercial developments like QuProtect.
The Register
Startup QuSecure is the latest vendor to jump into the field with its as-a-service offering Startup QuSecure will this week introduce a service aimed at addressing how to safeguard cybersecurity once quantum computing renders current public key encryption technologies vulnerable.… Analysis
The Register
Domestic action and international collaboration to make sure you-know-who – OK, China – doesn't get ahead of the game US president Joe Biden issued two directives on Wednesday aimed at ensuring the nation – and like-minded friends – remain ahead of other countries in the field of quantum computing. Especially as applied to cryptography.…
Dark Reading
Infineon’s latest Trusted Platform Module has a mechanism to still update device firmware after quantum computing breaks existing algorithms.
Dark Reading
The advent of viable quantum computers will threaten today’s encryption standards, which are the basis of Internet security. Cryptographic agility is the key to post-quantum computing security, although implementing it will be a formidable challenge.