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ICTK and Jiran Security Launch Q-BRIDGE for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration

ICTK and Jiran Security Launch Q-BRIDGE for Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration

First seen 19 Sep 2026, 07:22 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 19, 2026 at 09:03 UTC
  • ICTK and Jiran Security have formed a partnership to support post-quantum cryptography migration.
  • The Q-BRIDGE framework will assist organizations in identifying cryptographic assets and vulnerabilities.
  • The initiative targets over 6,000 clients in South Korea's public and private sectors.

South Korean firms ICTK and Jiran Security have partnered to create Q-BRIDGE, a framework aimed at facilitating post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration for various sectors, including enterprise and government. The initiative will help organizations identify cryptographic assets and analyze vulnerabilities related to quantum computing threats. Jiran Security will utilize its Crypto Discovery platform for diagnostics and risk assessments, while ICTK will provide hardware security solutions integrating PQC algorithms with its VIA PUF™ technology. The collaboration aims to develop comprehensive migration roadmaps and conduct proof-of-concept tests to ensure interoperability and performance. This partnership is significant for over 6,000 clients in South Korea's public, financial, enterprise, and education sectors, addressing the urgent need for quantum-resistant security measures. The MoU was reported by Business Korea on September 18, 2026.

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2026-09-18
ICTK and Jiran Security sign MoU
The two companies announced their partnership to develop the Q-BRIDGE framework for post-quantum cryptography migration.
Thequantuminsider
2026-09-18
Launch of Q-BRIDGE initiative
The Q-BRIDGE framework aims to help organizations transition to post-quantum cryptography standards.
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