Quantum computing may soon help hackers steal sensitive data. Enterprises should prepare now for quantum computing cracking cryptography. This article...
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The looming quantum computing revolution is forcing a revaluation of how organizations approach cryptography, according to renowned cryptography expert Taher Elgamal. In a recent interview, Elgamal discussed how the quantum threat is driving a shift towards more enterprise-controlled encryption strategies. Elgamal views the quantum threat as a catalyst for change in cryptography management. “I look […]
Quantum computing may soon help hackers steal sensitive data. Enterprises should prepare now for quantum computing cracking cryptography. This article...
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