Prepare your enterprise for the post-quantum era before today’s encryption becomes obsolete.
Quantum computing is on the horizon and with it comes the collapse of RSA, ECC, and other public-key cryptography standards we rely on today. Leading experts, including national security agencies, warn that quantum machines could break current encryption within the next several years.
The danger isn’t tomorrow’s, it’s already here. Nation-states and advanced adversaries are harvesting encrypted data now with plans to decrypt it later when quantum power makes it possible. That means data you consider secure today could be exposed in just a few years.
What You’ll Learn:
Written by WEI Cybersecurity Solutions Architect Shawn Murphy, this new Tech Brief from WEI explores:
- The risk of Harvest Now, Decrypt Later attacks targeting sensitive data
- Why the quantum threat mirrors the urgency of Y2K, but with higher stakes
- New NIST-approved post-quantum cryptographic standards (FIPS 203, 204, 205)
- The role of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) in safeguarding critical communications
- Practical steps to build your enterprise roadmap toward quantum-safe encryption
Turn Questions Into Solutions
Now is the time to begin preparing, and WEI can help. Download our tech brief to get started and contact our expert cyber team for questions. We leverage our proven partnerships with world-leading post-quantum encryption providers, specific to your tech stack.
