While quantum computing is still very much in its early stages, it's important that companies are already thinking about this evolving technology - and more importantly implementing and stress testing much needed solutions suitable for a post-quantum world.
In this blog series we have already discussed the evolving threat that is quantum computing, the need for Post Quantum Cryptography, and how security standards are evolving.
Recognising the potential impact of quantum computing on current cryptographic systems, our team is dedicated to developing and advancing secure solutions that can withstand the power of quantum computers.
This involves thorough analysis and testing to determine the algorithms' effectiveness against quantum attacks while considering their performance characteristics and compatibility with existing cryptographic infrastructure.
Post quantum threats hold significant implications for situations involving highly sensitive information, such as the exchange of classified data during encrypted phone calls.
In this pilot our team successfully experimented end-to-end encrypted phone calls, tested to be resilient in the Post Quantum era.
Any data exchanged during the call is set to be resistant to Post Quantum attacks thanks to a hybrid cryptography approach, combining pre-quantum and post-quantum defence mechanisms.
This feature can provide organizations with a powerful tool to ensure the integrity and authentication of their data files.
When a user wants to sign a data file, the token utilizes the private key to internally process and create a signature based on the file's digest.
By verifying the authenticity and integrity of the file through the certified public keys, organizations can have confidence in the legitimacy of the data.
The TDIS PQC Signature Token represent a significant advancement in data security, particularly in the face of quantum computing threats.
With its integration of quantum-resistant algorithm and secure key management, this smart card empowers organizations to protect their data files, maintain data integrity, and establish trust in digital transactions.
Moore4Medical creates connected health products, including connected mattresses - designed to use real-time data and IOT to monitor patient health data and ultimately improve patient outcomes.
Health data is sensitive and can cause harm if it ends up in the wrong hands - creating security and privacy issues.
There is a need for a technical solution that are secure by default, ensuring a true end-to-end data security of the patient data.
We're collaborating on this EU-funded project to create a quantum resistant e-Passport for sensitive medical sensor data, which will provide enhanced identity and authentication of patients, achieving the necessary performance and functionality levels while guaranteeing security and long privacy protection for this sensitive data.
Securing the Future of Electric Power and Energy Storage with ELECTRON. ELECTRON aims at delivering a new generation EPES platform, capable of empowering the resilience of energy systems against cyber, privacy, and data attacks.
To achieve this, we use a system called TDIS Quantum Cryptography OS to help make the system resistant to attacks from quantum computers.
The arrival of quantum computing poses an unprecedented challenge for the global cybersecurity community.
While the post-quantum era is still a few years away, the increasing prevalence of quantum computing demands immediate action.
This Cyber News was published on www.cybersecurity-insiders.com. Publication date: Sat, 02 Dec 2023 04:43:05 +0000