Quantum Advantage in Cryptography: Post-Quantum Standards and the Zero-Trust Defense Imperative
With the finalization of lattice-based NIST post-quantum encryption standards, enterprise CISOs must accelerate the migration of sensitive financial and state data archives.
The timeline for quantum computational advantage against classical RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography has compressed significantly. Cybersecurity agencies globally are urging immediate transition to quantum-resistant algorithms based on module-lattice problems.
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