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QuSecure CEO Rebecca Krauthamer Featured on Dark Reading: FCC Router Ban
On March 23, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) expanded its Covered List to include a ban on new foreign-made consumer router models, citing cybersecurity and national security risks. In a recently published Dark Reading article, Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO and Co-Founder of QuSecure, shares insights on the long-term impact and effects of the FCC’s router
Ethereum Foundation Prioritizes Post-Quantum Cryptography
The Ethereum Foundation’s security initiative signals one of the most serious efforts to prepare blockchain systems for the quantum computing era, making post-quantum cryptography (PQC) a top priority. In a recently published ReversingLabs article, Garrison Buss, CTO and Co-Founder of QuSecure, shares reasoning for why post-quantum security is essential in blockchain networks. Cryptography is the
Post-Quantum Cryptography: QuSecure’s Dr. Garfield Jones Featured in Insurance Thought Leadership
In 1912, the Titanic disaster revealed that ignoring warning signs can lead to catastrophic failure. Today, a similar threat exists for organizations. Instead of icebergs, the danger comes from quantum computers’ threat to modern encryption. In a recently published Insurance Thought Leadership article, Dr. Garfield Jones, SVP, Research and Technology Strategy at QuSecure, underscores the
QuSecure Banking Deployment Spotlighted in Proposed SEC Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework as Real-World Proof for Post-Quantum Migration
QuSecure Banking Deployment Spotlighted in Proposed SEC Post-Quantum Financial Infrastructure Framework as Real-World Proof for Post-Quantum Migration QuSecure’s Commercial Banking PQC Implementation with Banco Sabadell and Accenture Cited as Sole ‘Benchmark for Industry-wide Adoption Strategies’ by SEC SAN MATEO, Calif. — March 19, 2026 — QuSecure™, Inc., the market leader in post-quantum cybersecurity and cryptographic
Case Study: How Banco Sabadell Validated Post-Quantum TLS in 4 Months, With Zero Disruption
4 months. No disruption. No application changes. Banco Sabadell proved something most financial institutions are still questioning: You can validate post-quantum TLS in a real banking environment, without introducing operational risk. In partnership with QuSecure and Accenture, the bank tested quantum-safe TLS on customer-facing infrastructure in just four months. As a result, the U.S. Securities
What the New U.S. Cyber Strategy Quietly Signals About Encryption Modernization
The White House released a new cybersecurity strategy this week. Like most national cyber strategies, it is intentionally high level. It does not prescribe detailed architectures, migration plans, or technology selections. But sometimes the most interesting signals come not from what a strategy mandates, but from how it frames the problem. One of the subtle
What Is Cryptographic Discovery and Inventory
Cryptography is crucial for protecting data and ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of information. It is everywhere. It can be on a system, in a network, in a device, etc. Quantum technologies are advancing, and global mandates are pushing the migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). However, the problem is that many organizations don’t know where
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) has shifted from a theoretical issue to a strategic priority. However, in telecom, it is often viewed only as a security upgrade. In practice, PQC has broader architectural implications that extend beyond security and into operational and commercial considerations. It influences network design, provisioning, monitoring, and service differentiation — and for that
Store Now, Decrypt Later (SNDL)
What is SNDL? Store Now, Decrypt Later (SNDL) – also called Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) – describes adversaries collecting encrypted data today for decryption when quantum computers become capable enough. The RSA and ECC encryption that has protected data for nearly 50 years will become vulnerable when quantum computers arrive, and is already expired
