Quantum computing is approaching real-world impact. Its benefits and risks will depend on policy, access, and governance decisions made by industry, government, and researchers today.
Matthew Albans, CTO at Roke, warns organisations that quantum computers could soon break current encryption. Early preparation with post-quantum cryptography is essential to stay secure.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
Talon Outdoor is bringing advertising’s oldest medium, Out of Home, into the 21st century.
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Okta’s Ben King on deepfake technology and why it’s the next big security threat
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This month, Ben and Rom are joined by Drata’s co-founder and CEO Adam Markowitz. They discuss Adam’s past career as a rocket scientist, Drata’s influence on the SaaS market, and the secrets to his entrepreneurial success. Ben and Rom also review our case study on Ericsson.
Jake Ring and GIGA Data Centers’ leadership team on how the startup aims to reinvent the colocation data centre market
Quantum computing is approaching real-world impact. Its benefits and risks will depend on policy, access, and governance decisions made by industry, government, and researchers today.
Matthew Albans, CTO at Roke, warns organisations that quantum computers could soon break current encryption. Early preparation with post-quantum cryptography is essential to stay secure.
Kevin Curran of Ulster University warns that “harvest now, decrypt later” quantum threats could expose today’s encrypted data tomorrow. Businesses must prepare now for the post-quantum era.
