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Three in Five Firms Prepare for Quantum Computing Security Threat
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Quantum threats, Agentic AI, and the next frontier of data security
Quantum computing may not be mainstream yet, but the clock is ticking — and attackers know it. The “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later” (HNDL) threat means adversaries are stealing encrypted data today, banking on quantum computers to crack it tomorrow. Meanwhile, AI – especially Agentic AI – is evolving faster than most organizations can govern it. To explore how enterprises can defend against both fronts, I sat down with three of my OpenText Enterpris…
Many are waiting for data protection measures for the quantum computer era to come. But what if the most devastating data protection violations already happen today and thus pre-quantum? The contradiction in the predictions on the operational capability of quantum computers is a historical feature of disruptive technologies. Some speak of early first results, others of a time horizon of 15 [...] The post The post-quantum data protection gap is a…
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