Quantis QRNG provides the key to critical network data security

KEYMILE’s new solution is designed to secure critical infrastructure networks; such as energy, rail, police, air traffic control and defence.

The encryption technology used in the process plays a pivotal role in guaranteeing security. The encryption keys themselves are generated by IDQ’s Quantis QRNG platform, which harnesses the intrinsically random quantum states of photons to provide a trusted source of entropy.

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CSA White Paper on Quantum RNGs

The Cloud Security Alliance’s Quantum-Safe Security Working Group has published a new whitepaper profiling quantum random number generators.

This paper provides an introduction to random numbers and how they are generated, along with more details on physical random number generators and the role quantum randomness plays in data security today.

The document outlines some of the critical cases where poor entropy has, or could, lead to serious breaches of security.

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Forthcoming Events: Europe and North America

August may be a quiet time for events, but we will more than make up for it in September as we hit the road across Europe and North America in a series of events.

Throughout September, IDQ will be attending a series of high-profile events:

From 12th-16th September we will be in Washington, USA, for QCrypt – the 6th International Conference on Quantum Cryptography – where Gregoire Ribordy will be discussing the future of quantum crypto.

Still in the US, we will be at the Privacy, Security, Risk Conference on 15th-16th September in San Jose. Here we will discuss the threat of quantum computing to data security, under the auspices of the Cloud Security Alliance.

We conclude our North American adventure at the ETSI/IQC Workshop on Quantum-Safe Cryptography,19th-21st September in Toronto, Canada.

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IDQ sponsors DIGS Data Center Day in Zurich

We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of DIGS Data Center Day, dedicated to the Future of Cloud and Data Center Security.

The conference will take place in Zurich, Switzerland on 15th September. Dedicated to next-gen infrastructure and cloud security, participants will examine how cloud computing will drive technology innovation and business disruption.

At the same time, cloud computing changes the threat landscape and exposes organisations to new potential security threats. IDQ will be talking about new models of security, both between and within cloud environments.

  FOR MORE ABOUT DIGS DC DAY, VISIT OUR EVENTS PAGE