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Thales and Quantinuum launch Starter Kit to help enterprises prepare for Post-Quantum Cryptography changes ahead.

Cybersecurity company Thales is launching a first-of-its-kind Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Starter Kit in collaboration with Quantinuum, aimed at supporting enterprises in their transition to a post-quantum era and helping them understand the implications that quantum computing will have on the security of their infrastructure.

It is now even more vital that enterprises and federal government organizations start the upgrade process to new encryption.

Great use cases may exist for quantum computing, but no one knows for sure how long they will need to wait for a production-ready machine.

How the "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" attack and its chilling echoes of SolarWinds have changed the landscape

Development of new kinds of computers could bring devastation to security industry

Development of new kinds of computers could bring devastation to security industry

Development of new kinds of computers could bring devastation to security industry

From the shocking scoop of Matt Hancock’s Whatsapp messages to Boris’ reticence to share his messages, the use of secure messaging has become a hot topic. Although it may seem like a new trend, the recent stream of government-centred controversies are far from the first we’ve seen, nor are they the most costly. Last year alone,  US financial institutions were fined almost two billion dollars for communicating over messaging services like WhatsApp.  Instant messaging i...

Quantum technology has the potential to decrypt modern security codes, rendering smartphone networks vulnerable