Quantum Computers Are Not Yet Widespread, but the Threats Have Already Begun

Quantum computers are not yet widespread, but the threats have already begun.

With a "store now, decrypt later" approach, attackers aim to collect encrypted data today and decrypt it in the future.

Especially for technologies at the center of mobile identity, such as eSIM, this increases the risk of encrypted data being exposed later, paving the way for impersonation and data breaches. At the same time, it makes the need for security in long-lived IoT devices even more critical.

With its Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) approach, Thales takes precautions against these risks starting today.

With the PQC approach:
- Advanced protection solutions for data transmission
- Uninterrupted security without requiring additional hardware
- Sustainable security systems for devices with a 15+ year lifespan

Protecting against the threats of the future starts today.

With Komtera Teknoloji and Thales, build your post-quantum security strategy and carry your data confidently into the future.

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