⚛️🚨 Quantum Hot Take #4🚨⚛️ One of the least intuitive things about quantum risk is that the incentives are asymmetric. Defenders have to get timing, upgrades, and migration right. Attackers only have to wait. That imbalance changes how leaders should think about “future” technologies—especially when the data being protected today is meant to last for decades. Quantum readiness isn’t about predicting a date. It’s about understanding who benefits from waiting and who doesn’t. ✨Quantum Computing 101: The 90-Minute Guide to the Future of Computing, Cryptography & Q-Day (coming March 2026!). ✨ 👉 Sign up for updates + first access to pre-order Visit: https://lnkd.in/dmpE_WSi Drop “Quantum 101 updates” in the message box. #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cybersecurity #Leadership #TechLeadership #DigitalTrust #QuantumReadiness #FutureOfSecurity #EmergingTech #MurrayOnTech
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Modernization can’t wait. And honestly? Neither can cryptography. ⚠️ For years, cryptography was treated like fixed infrastructure set it up once, hope it holds, move on. But the reality is brutal: cryptography is a living system. It needs visibility, governance, and constant renewal to stay trustworthy. Now add quantum computing to the equation. Game changer. The pressure to evolve is real and it’s happening fast. ⚛️ That’s exactly why IBM Consulting and Keyfactor joined forces: to help organizations modernize cryptography with confidence, control, and measurable outcomes not guesswork. There are six hard truths every leader needs to face when it comes to enterprise cryptography. Ignoring them isn’t an option anymore. Dive deeper into these realities and learn how to prepare in the blog below 👇 https://okt.to/3w79Hs #Cryptography #PostQuantum #QuantumSafe #PKI #DigitalTrust #Cybersecurity
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I talk about why Quantum risk forces a rethink of cryptography at scale, and why waiting for a “right time” to act is a mistake. This is a short preview of a deeper discussion I had with Andrew D. and Nicole C. at Accenture Security on what quantum really means for security teams. 👉 Watch Part 1 for the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/eQNy9BbD
🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture Security, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/TFkMvB Thank you to Andrew Driscoll, Tom Patterson, Scott Francis, Carl Dukatz, Shreyas Ramesh, and Nicole C. for helping to drive this conversation! #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor #AccentureSecurity
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This is a short preview of a deeper discussion Chris Hickman had with Andrew D. and Nicole C. at Accenture Security on what quantum really means for security teams. 👉 Watch Part 1 for the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/eQNy9BbD
🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture Security, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/TFkMvB Thank you to Andrew Driscoll, Tom Patterson, Scott Francis, Carl Dukatz, Shreyas Ramesh, and Nicole C. for helping to drive this conversation! #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor #AccentureSecurity
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Today at EPFL’s Engineering Industry Day, our Quantum Demystified: Cyberrisks and Industry Responses roundtable turned into a fascinating debate. 🗣️ We explored one of the most pressing questions in cybersecurity: when will quantum computing outpace today’s encryption? 🤔 The consensus? The 2030s might bring quantum capabilities strong enough to break current cryptographic systems. 😱 That means now is the right moment for companies to start preparing — migrating to quantum‑resistant cryptography won’t happen overnight, and "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks are already a real concern. 🚀 Many thanks David Viollier for inviting me and to Karine Villegas & Julian Jang-Jaccard and the visitors of the roundtable for the discussion. #PostquantumSecurity #QuantumComputing #EPFL #Swisscom
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🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture Security, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/TFkMvB Thank you to Andrew Driscoll, Tom Patterson, Scott Francis, Carl Dukatz, Shreyas Ramesh, and Nicole C. for helping to drive this conversation! #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor #AccentureSecurity
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What have I learned at Keyfactor RKO? Quantum computers will eventually be capable of breaking the public-key encryption (RSA and ECC) that currently secures global financial transactions, intellectual property, and sensitive data. The Bottom Line: Quantum readiness is not just a security upgrade; it is an insurance policy for the digital economy. Executives who act now protect their organization’s legacy and ensure its survival in the post-quantum era. To my partners, we need to proactively deliver this conversation to our client base. I look forward to working with you to drive awareness and urgency!
🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture Security, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/TFkMvB Thank you to Andrew Driscoll, Tom Patterson, Scott Francis, Carl Dukatz, Shreyas Ramesh, and Nicole C. for helping to drive this conversation! #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor #AccentureSecurity
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🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/oMYcIl #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor
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🌍 The UN declared 2025 the “Year of Quantum.” As quantum computing advances, the implications for cryptography and long-term data security are becoming impossible to ignore. In Part 1 of Keyfactor CSO Chris Hickman's conversation with Accenture, we unpack why this moment matters, what quantum risk really looks like today, and why organizations can’t afford to wait. This short clip is just a preview of a deeper discussion on: 🔐 How quantum changes cryptographic assumptions ⏳ Why timelines matter more than breakthroughs ⚠️ What “harvest now, decrypt later” means in practice Watch Part 1 to understand what’s changing and what proactive steps security leaders should be taking now: https://okt.to/kiGtJA #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #Cryptography #Cybersecurity #DigitalTrust #Accenture #Keyfactor
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🎥🔐 Quantum Computing Is a Business Reality, Not a Future Theory Quantum computers are not just faster machines. They change how critical problems are solved. ⚛️ Shor’s Algorithm shows that the encryption protecting data, payments, and digital identity will not remain secure forever. 🔍 Grover’s Algorithm accelerates search and brute force attacks, reducing the safety margin of passwords and access controls. 📉 The message for businesses is simple: Quantum computing does not impact everything, but it directly affects trust, security, and long term resilience. 🚀 Preparing for a post quantum world is a strategic move, not a technical upgrade. 🧠 The transition has already begun. Please don’t forget to like and follow our channel! 🙇 Connect with us : https://linktr.ee/bervice Website : https://bervice.com Website : https://blog.bervice.com #Bervice #QuantumComputing #PostQuantum #CyberSecurity #FutureTech #Encryption #DigitalInfrastructure #TechnologyTrends #QuantumAlgorithms
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