Our Specialists analyse and design the resistant Cryptography against the Quantum Computer threat: this is our main subject, Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC). The NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) publish the normalization the 13th of August. Security agencies and experts are agreeing, it is now the beginning to avoid the “Harvest now, Decrypt Later” process.
We also believe that Cryptography needs a key distribution agreement, as an essential complementarity to the Cybersecurity, can be implemented through current quantum advances (QKD, QRNG).
PQC takes on its practical meaning and becomes an innovation that is materializing very seriously with the arrival of quantum computers and the first serious threats have appeared. With the emergence of the quantum computer and the existence of the Shor algorithm, public key cryptography is threatened (RSA but all Public Cryptography): payments, communication, messaging, etc. This threat is systemic. All organizations will have to migrate their infrastructures to quantum-resistant solutions in the coming years. We must therefore initiate the transition! To anticipate this threat, specialists must analyse the vulnerabilities that must be evolved towards solutions that are resistant to the power increases of quantum computer attacks: this is the subject of Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC). The crypto agility of PORTYQ allows this hybrid and smooth transition from classical domains to domains resistant to quantum computers….
With the Quantum Computer threat, not only the algorithm is compromised, but also your data.
The Quantum Cyber-Threat against 90% of the Internet communications and Information data.
“HARVEST NOW, DECRYPT LATER” The Threat is now!
We offer a recognized expertise in PQC, but also a next generation Key distribution opportunity based on innovative actual research.
PORTYQ is partner with Quantum major actors in all innovative deployments
QRNG: Quantum Random Number Generator, a core part of the cybersecurity.
QKD-DV & QKD-CV: Quantum Key Distribution, a secure communication method to share a secret.
What’s happened the 13 August 2024?
