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Preparing for post-quantum cryptography and quantum-safe security

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We speak with Sam Tseitkin, Founder and CEO of ExeQuantum on the back of warnings that organisations need to be preparing a clear path towards quantum-safe security.

With exclusive sector partners such as Cyber in Space, Exequantum is combining expertise in cryptographic discovery and post-quantum migration with a deeper understanding of the operational and regulatory realities of different sectors, such as the aerospace and space industries.

The partnership will enable organisations to identify cryptographic vulnerabilities, understand their exposure to “harvest now, decrypt later” threats and develop practical roadmaps towards quantum-safe operations. Cyber in Space already incorporates ExeQuantum’s cryptographic discovery capabilities within its advisory services, providing customers with actionable intelligence and migration planning.

For further information visit https://www.exequantum.com

For Aerospace and Space organisations visit https://www.cyberinspace.com

Government PQC warnings:
1. https://australiancybersecuritymagazi…
2. https://australiansecuritymagazine.co…

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