Rebecca Krauthamer featured on Techstrong TV discussing quantum-safe cryptography.

Quantum-Safe Cryptography: Preparing for the Next Y2K Moment

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One successful attack on one of the top five US banks could cost cascading financial failure. Two to three trillion dollars.” – Rebecca Krauthamer

In a recent episode on Techstrong TV, QuSecure CEO and Co-Founder Rebecca Krauthamer joins Techstrong Group CEO, Founder, and Editor-in-Chief Alan Shimel to discuss the multi-trillion-dollar cybersecurity threat quantum poses. The good news? The roadmap is clear for those willing to move now.

Key Takeaways

To defend against “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” attacks, Rebecca explains why organizations need quantum-safe cryptography. She also addresses how QuSecure supports legacy system compatibility, manages a tractable scope, and enables crypto-agility at the network level. Looking ahead, she shares insights on upcoming government mandates, the transition to post-quantum algorithms, and the next Y2K moment for cybersecurity. 

Why This Matters Now

This episode emphasizes the risk of procrastination and delayed migration, offering guidance for leaders and organizations to tackle cryptographic debt and implement quantum-safe cryptography now. Just as Y2K required proactive action, the quantum era will require early action and strategic planning to prevent serious consequences. 

Watch the Full Episode

Whether you’re curious about quantum computing, cybersecurity, or the next steps your organization should prioritize, watch the full Techstrong TV conversation to explore how QuSecure is driving the future of quantum-safe technology. 

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