Will Australia's giant quantum project bring militaries' fears to life?
A $620 million contract aims to make a computer powerful enough to break codes by 2027.
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A $620 million contract aims to make a computer powerful enough to break codes by 2027.
There is a problem in cybersecurity where experts tend to recycle the same predictable analysis and consensus while ignoring the possibility of unexpected events.
Precautions must be taken now to anticipate sophisticated cyber threats from AI and quantum computing exploited in concert.
Phishing, insecure credentials and poor security are all problems that still need to be addressed and undermine existing data encryption solutions.
Although quantum computing is still some way from commercial reality for most people and organizations, the technology is developing.