Quantum-safe cybersecurity
High-performance QRNG to power the transition to quantum-safe cybersecurity
Back in 2016, the world started a transition towards stronger cybersecurity technologies that would eliminate the known vulnerabilities of today’s systems to quantum computing attacks (and other threat vectors). New standards will appear during the first quarter of 2022, forcing companies to start migrating and planning their infrastructure and products.
“New standards are to appear during the first quarter of 2022, forcing companies and vendors to start planning and migrating product and infrastructure updates”
Quside delivers QRNGs for new quantum-safe technologies, including post-quantum cybersecurity and quantum key distribution.
- Ultrafast speed to meet the new entropy requirements.
- Convenient interfaces for QKD systems.
- Randomness metrology for ultimate quality assessment.
- IP cores to deliver different distribution functions.
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