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This Week in Quantum Cryptography Security

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Quantum Security is evolving daily
Quantum Security is evolving daily

Quantum security continues to move from theory into implementation.


In Issue 12 of This Week in Quantum Security, Joel Van Dyk looks at the latest developments in post-quantum cryptography, quantum computing and crypto-agility, including IBM’s Nighthawk r2 processor, new approaches to quantum-safe digital assets, post-quantum hardware, US quantum policy and emerging standards work.


This week’s briefing also looks at how PQC is moving into chips, TPMs, blockchain infrastructure and long-lived systems that cannot simply be replaced when cryptography changes.


The key question is becoming less about whether organisations should prepare for post-quantum migration and more about how that migration will actually work across existing infrastructure.



And if you want to catch up on previous editions, you can browse the complete This Week in Quantum Security archive here:



 
 
 

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