Businesswire CTC Partners with Quantum Knight to Enhance Post-Quantum Cybersecurity
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- •CTC partners with Quantum Knight to enhance post-quantum cybersecurity capabilities.
- •The CLEAR™ cryptosystem protects critical infrastructure from quantum computing threats.
- •HyperKey™ technology allows for rapid deployment on existing systems without hardware changes.
Concurrent Technologies Corporation (CTC) has partnered with Quantum Knight Inc. to bolster cybersecurity against emerging quantum threats. This collaboration aims to deploy Quantum Knight's CLEAR™ cryptosystem software across federal, defense, and industrial systems. The CLEAR software is designed to protect sensitive data and communications from nation-state adversaries and future quantum computing capabilities. It utilizes HyperKey™ technology, a software-based encryption module that enhances security without the need for hardware changes. This initiative addresses vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure such as power grids and medical technology, which are increasingly at risk due to advancements in quantum computing. The CLEAR system meets NIST post-quantum cryptography requirements and has already received FDA approval for operational use. CTC emphasizes the urgency of implementing these technologies as adversaries target outdated infrastructure.
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