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QuSecure Featured in Cheddar: A Quantum Leap for Tech Investment
Cheddar’s Big Business This Week recently explored the growing momentum behind quantum computing investments and what they could mean for businesses, governments, and investors. The article highlights the U.S. government’s planned $2 billion investment in quantum technologies. Article features insights from QuSecure CEO and Co-Founder Rebecca Krauthamer on the future of quantum computing and cybersecurity.
QuSecure Featured in MBT: The Risks of Delaying Quantum Encryption Strategies
Manufacturing Business Technology recently highlighted the growing risks organizations face when delaying quantum encryption strategies. The article examines how advances in quantum computing are increasing pressure on enterprises to prepare for future cybersecurity threats and protect long-term sensitive data. As quantum technologies continue to mature, organizations must address the risk of “harvest now, decrypt later”
QuSecure Featured in Security Magazine: Expert Insights on Trump’s $2B Quantum Investment
Security Magazine recently published expert insights on the Trump Administration’s $2.013 billion quantum investment under the CHIPS and Science Act. The article highlights how federal funding for quantum computing is accelerating U.S. innovation and reinforcing the growing national focus on quantum technologies. In the article, QuSecure CEO and Co-Founder Rebecca Krauthamer explains that the investment
QuSecure Featured in Security Today: CHIPS Office Announces $2 Billion Investment in Quantum Computing
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s CHIPS Research and Development Office recently announced plans to invest more than $2 billion in quantum computing initiatives to strengthen domestic innovation, manufacturing, and national security capabilities. The funding will support quantum foundries and leading quantum computing companies as part of a broader effort to accelerate the development of advanced
QuSecure Featured in TechDay: QuSecure Named Finalist for MIT Sloan CIO Showcase
The MIT Sloan CIO Symposium is a leading global conference exploring enterprise technology innovation and business strategy. This event brings together CIOs, digital executives, industry experts, and MIT academic thought leadership. In a recent article, TechDay covers QuSecure’s recognition as one of 10 finalists in the 2026 Innovation Showcase for leadership in post-quantum cybersecurity and
Q-Day Explained: A Strategic Guide to Quantum-Resilient Enterprise Security
Executive Summary Q-Day refers to the point at which a cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) can break widely used public-key cryptographic algorithms such as RSA and elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). While often described as a future “date,” Q-Day is better understood as a strategic inflection point in cybersecurity, rather than a single catastrophic event. The
Meg Gleason Featured in Cybersecurity Insiders: Quantum Computers to Break Encryption in 2027
Circulating headlines and announcements all raise the question: when will quantum computers break encryption? In a recent article in Cybersecurity Insiders, Meg Gleason, Chief of Staff at QuSecure, writes that organizations are overly focused on predicting “Q-Day” instead of addressing the risks that already exist today. Key Takeaways Organizations need to prioritize what data must
QuSecure Named 2026 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium Innovation Showcase Finalist
Company to Present QuProtect R3, its Crypto-Agile Platform for Enterprise Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration, as One of 10 Startups Selected for Top CIO Event SAN MATEO, Calif. — May 13, 2026 — QuSecure™, Inc., a leader in post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and cryptographic agility, today announced it was named one of 10 finalists for the 2026 MIT
Cryptographic Bill of Materials (CBOM): Continuous Cryptographic Visibility for Crypto-Agility and Post-Quantum Readiness
Most organizations do not have accurate visibility or operational control over the cryptographic systems protecting their applications, infrastructure, certificates, APIs, and sensitive data. As enterprise environments become more distributed, cloud-native, and interconnected, undocumented cryptographic dependencies create growing operational, security, and compliance risk. Visibility alone is not enough. Organizations also need the ability to govern, modernize,
