CRYPTOGRAPHIC RESILIENCE FOR
THE QUANTUM AND AI ERA.

Reduce your cryptographic risk with a unified platform designed to automate
PQC migration and maintain continuous quantum resilience.

Are You PQC Ready?

From Cryptographic Risk
TO PQC READINESS

New solutions to help you understand your cryptographic exposure, prioritize risk and take action.

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STRENGTHENING DATA ENCRYPTION

Quantum-secure random number generation for stronger encryption

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CRYPTOGRAPHIC VISIBILITY & REMEDIATION

Discover cryptographic risk and turn findings into actionable remediation

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PQC
READINESS

Assess your cryptographic risk and build a practical path to PQC

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QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION

Secure key distribution using the principles of quantum physics

CAPABLE QUANTUM COMPUTERS

WILL BREAK PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION.

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  • No communication link will be trusted to be secure
  • Communication would not be trusted to be authentic
  • Transactions could be repudiated

CISOs should familiarize themselves with current quantum tech, start including quantum safe solutions in their lifecycle management, focus on improving crypto agility, and prepare for the implications of infinitely more powerful computers today.
FS-ISAC Insights: Martijn Dekker, Chief Information Security Officer, ABN AMRO

CAPABLE QUANTUM COMPUTERS

WILL BREAK PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION.

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  • No communication link will be trusted to be secure
  • Communication would not be trusted to be authentic
  • Transactions could be repudiated

MUCH CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR

QUANTUM COMPUTERS THAT CAN BREAK PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION ARE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK

OLD WAY OF THINKING NEW REALITY
1,000s of Stable Qubits State Secret /New Algorithms
1,000s of Stable Qubits 100s of Stable Qubits
Classical Programming AI and Machine Learning
5-25 Years 1-3 Years
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EVERY CRYPTO SYSTEM GETS BROKEN EVENTUALLY.

There is a clear and present risk to public key encryption. RSA will be broken in 1-3 years. If not by quantum computers, then by traditional silicon. It is coming. Public key encryption is at risk.

We can’t ignore 30 years of progress and assume Shor’s Algorithm is the only way to break encryption.

MUCH CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR

QUANTUM COMPUTERS THAT CAN BREAK PUBLIC KEY ENCRYPTION ARE CLOSER THAN YOU THINK

OLD WAY OF THINKING NEW REALITY
1,000s of Stable Qubits State Secret /New Algorithms
1,000s of Stable Qubits 100s of Stable Qubits
Classical Programming AI and Machine Learning
5-25 Years 1-3 Years
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EVERY CRYPTO SYSTEM GETS BROKEN EVENTUALLY.

There is a clear and present risk to public key encryption. RSA will be broken in 1-3 years. If not by quantum computers, then by traditional silicon. It is coming. Public key encryption is at risk.

We can’t ignore 30 years of progress and assume Shor’s Algorithm is the only way to break encryption.

If RSA was broken tomorrow

What would you do?

In December 2022 there was a wakeup call that RSA 2048 could be broken with 300 Qubits. Not the 1m Qubits predicted. This  Chinese research paper (which has since been debunked) touted a method in which they could use a much smaller (and currently available) amount of quantum computing power to break RSA.

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    New Super Computers
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    Small Quantum Computers
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    Artificial Intelligence
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    New Algorithms (Not Shor)
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    Public Key Encryption

What The Experts Think

“Because of ‘store now, decrypt later’ attack...the quantum threat should be taken into account before the question of whether the development of Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computers will ever become achievable in the future is cleared up.”

National Cybersecurity
Agency of France (ANSSI)
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“The anticipated cracking of encryption by quantum computers must be treated as a current threat. Any data stolen today that has been encrypted with a non-quantum resistant algorithms will eventually be accessible to an adversary with a large scale quantum computer.”

Chinese Threats
in the Quantum
Era Paper

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“America must start the lengthy process of updating our IT infrastructure today to protect against this quantum computing threat tomorrow.”

White House National Security Memorandum on Promoting United States Leadership in Quantum Computing While Mitigating Risks to Vulnerable Cryptographic Systems (May 4, 2022)

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“Your data is being harvested today, it will be breached tomorrow. Infrastructures, business and governments will be hacked and we won’t even know it.”

Interference Advisors & Quantropi “The quantum threat to our data & communications”

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“The threat is that they copy down your encrypted data and hold on to it until they have a quantum computer.”

Dustin Moody,
Mathematician at NIST

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“Organizations should inventory the most sensitive and critical datasets that must be secured for an extended amount of time. This information will inform future analysis by identifying what data may be at risk now and decrypted once a cryptographically relevant quantum computer is available.”

Dustin Moody,
Mathematician at NIST

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WINNERS ARE PICKING
TEAMS.

Why are these enterprises trusting QuintessenceLabs?

Because we’ve understood the whole problem since 2008.

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