Quantumcomputingreport QuantumGate and NEC GCC Collaborate on Post-Quantum Cybersecurity in UAE
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- •QuantumGate and NEC GCC are collaborating to enhance cybersecurity in the UAE.
- •The partnership focuses on post-quantum security and cyber resilience for critical infrastructure.
- •Technologies deployed include QSphere and passwordless authentication solutions.
QuantumGate, a quantum-safe cybersecurity firm, has partnered with NEC GCC to enhance post-quantum security and cyber resilience across critical infrastructure in the UAE. This collaboration aims to address both current cyber threats and the future risks posed by quantum computing. The initiative will focus on cryptographic asset inventory, readiness planning for post-quantum migration, and sovereign cyber resilience deployments. Specific technologies involved include QSphere for secure access and phishing-resistant passwordless authentication. NEC GCC will lead the integration and deployment efforts within mission-critical environments. This partnership aligns with national directives from the UAE Cyber Security Council and aims to bolster defenses against state actors and AI-driven malware targeting key sectors.
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