Listen to this episode of The Security Podcasts with Greg Wetmore, VP of Software Development at Entrust, as he discusses quantum computing.

CISA urges organizations to begin early planning for migration to post-quantum cryptographic standards by developing quantum-readiness roadmaps.

The quantum threat comes from brute force and the exponential advantage of quantum computers to solve particular classes of computational problems.

Although quantum computing can lead to positive and transformative solutions, the development also poses a significant threat to cybersecurity.

IT leaders provide an insight to security enterprise futures.

According to research, the rise of machine identities has created visibility and management challenges for public key infrastructures (PKI).

When quantum computing makes its entrance, it could eviscerate online communications. Cybersecurity efforts to prevent quantum attacks can’t wait.

Hardware security is driven by the fast-paced change of the technology stack. Cybersecurity professionals must evaluate their hardware security posture.

The House of Representatives has passed the Quantum Computing Cybersecurity Preparedness Act, which would help ensure data protection and strengthen national security. 

Four selected encryption algorithms will become part of NIST’s post-quantum cryptographic standard, expected to be finalized in about two years.