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Insightful article by Ganesh Subramanya, Global Head of Cryptography Services Centre of Excellence at Tata Consultancy Services, on the implications of quantum computing for cryptography. As we move towards a more digitalised world, encryption plays a critical role in securing our data and preventing cybercrime. However, the rise of quantum computing poses a significant challenge to traditional cryptograpy keys, making them vulnerable to decryption within seconds. The topic is clearly on the radar of European policy-makers. We had a thorough discussion recently on the topic with multiple Members of European Parliament (MEP's) in Strasbourg. The momentum is picking up, with a group of MEP's including Bart Groothuis, Dragos Tudorache and Morten Løkkegaard, voicing the urgency of transitioning to post-quantum cyrptographic algorithms in a letter (see in comments) sent last week to Commissioner Thierry Breton and his team. Transitioning to post-quantum algorithms is not a simple task and industries will need very soon to assess their quantum-readiness and take steps towards quantum-agility. Tata Consultancy Services - UK and Europe leads from the front on this important topic, helping industry, supporting initiatives that promote collaboration between stakeholders and fostering innovation to ensure that Europe remains secure and resilient in the face of new threats. #TCSCybersecurity #QuantumSecurity #QuantumReady #QuantumAgile
In our increasingly digital world, quantum computing presents both enormous potential and new challenges, particularly in the realm of cryptography. Despite its revolutionary promises, it could render our current encryption techniques vulnerable, posing significant cybersecurity risks. TCS Global Head of Cryptography Services Center of Excellence and Cybersecurity, Ganesh Subramanya, weighs in on this critical issue. He highlights an urgent need for proactive measures and international cooperation to equip ourselves against quantum threats. Major strides are being made, but are we ready for a quantum-secure future? As we navigate this brave new quantum world, it's not just about embracing revolution—it's about keeping it secure too. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e73zGR6P #QuantumReady #QuantumAgile
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