Arqit unveils quantum-safe encryption platform
Arqit, a UK security company, has introduced new software to help organizations protect their data and networks against future attacks by quantum computers. Their platform finds vulnerable encryption, suggests migration plans, and provides tools for generating new cryptography without overhauling existing infrastructure. Designed for sectors like telecom, defense, and government, the solutions focus on making sure companies meet upcoming rules for quantum-resilient security.
- Finds weak encryption across complex networks
- Generates migration plans to post-quantum security
- Allows key updates without expensive system changes
- Targets telecoms, government, and defense customers
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