Quantum Security
Post-quantum cryptography and quantum-readiness.
AI Agents Expand Autonomy. Control Must Scale Faster.
- World Economic Forum
For Banks, Quantum Computing Is Both a Threat to Security and a Chance to Build Resilience
The article explains that one of the most immediate quantum risks for banks is the possibility that encrypted data stolen today could be decrypted in the future. It argues for crypto-agile systems, quantum-literate talent and hybrid quantum-classical approaches as banks move from merely becoming “quantum-safe” toward becoming “quantum-enhanced.”
Blind Spots Become Breaches. Adaptability Builds Resilience.
- Forbes
AI, Quantum and the New Cybersecurity Framework Imperative
Advances in artificial intelligence and quantum computing are outpacing conventional security frameworks. The article argues that organisations must move beyond perimeter-based prevention and build adaptable systems capable of anticipating threats, tolerating disruption, and recovering quickly.
AI Expands the Attack Surface. Trust Must Evolve.
- World Economic Forum
Why Post-Quantum Encryption Should Be Treated as Critical Infrastructure
Legacy digital infrastructure is increasingly exposed to AI-enabled and future quantum-computing threats. The article argues that quantum-safe encryption should be built into core network infrastructure rather than treated as an optional software upgrade.
Prevention Isn’t Enough. Recovery Preserves Trust.
- InformationWeek
Quantum Computing Faces Security, Skills Shortage Problem
Quantum computing is advancing toward capabilities that could undermine existing cryptographic systems. At the same time, organisations face a shortage of professionals with the specialised skills required to prepare infrastructure for post-quantum security.