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SECURITY

SECURITY

THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY

As the world becomes increasingly reliant on digital communications, the need for quantum-secure systems is becoming more urgent. Quantum computers have the potential to break many of the currently used security protocols, making quantum security a high-priority area of research and a threat to national security.

secure your future with quantum

As the world becomes increasingly digitized, the need for strong security measures becomes more and more critical. Unfortunately, our current methods of security are not up to the task of protecting against the ever-growing threats of cybercrime. Quantum computing has the potential to change this, by providing a new platform for developing more secure algorithms and protocols. Quantum computers are able to perform certain tasks, such as factor large numbers, much faster than traditional computers. This makes them potential tools for breaking currently used security protocols. For this reason, quantum security is a growing area of research with both government and private sector organizations.


Traditional security measures are based on the assumptions that attackers are limited in their resources and that they cannot access the information they are trying to protect. However, these assumptions no longer hold true in the digital age. Cybercriminals have access to vast amounts of computing power, and they are constantly finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities in our systems. As a result, our current security measures are no longer adequate.


Quantum computing offers a new way to approach security, by taking advantage of the unique properties of quantum mechanics. Quantum computers are able to process vast amounts of data much more quickly than traditional computers, and they can be used to create algorithms that are impossible to break. This makes quantum computers the perfect tool for developing new, more secure methods of quantum security.

We are The Next Frontiers in Data Protection

Research Project

Literature Review

Literature Review

We outline research projects to develop quantum security protocols that are resistant to attack from quantum computers

Literature Review

Literature Review

Literature Review

Perform a review of the literature to identify the current state-of-the-art in quantum security

Protocols

Deployment

Deployment

We will then develop new quantum security protocols and test their resistance to attack using state-of-the-art quantum computers

Deployment

Deployment

Deployment

Finally, we will develop tools and techniques to help organizations deploy quantum security protocols.

The best time to Start in Quantum COmputing was five years ago. The second best time is now.


Rajesh Narang, Chief Executive Officer - Silicofeller

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 We address the growing concerns over quantum computer attacks on currently used security protocols. It will result in the development of quantum-resistant security protocols that can be deployed by organizations to protect their information. In doing so, it will help to ensure the security of critical infrastructure and information assets in the  face of evolving threats. 


Our team has a deep understanding of quantum computing, and we are well-positioned to help you realize the potential of this technology. We can help you to develop quantum algorithms and protocols that are far more secure than anything that exists today. We can also help you to build a scalable quantum computer, so that you can take advantage of this technology for your own security needs.  


If you are interested in learning more about quantum computing, and how it can be used to improve the security of your organization, we encourage you to contact us. We would be happy to discuss this technology with you in more detail, and to answer any questions you may have.  

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