Cryptography in the Quantum Computing Era
Quantum developments pose a critical threat to modern cybersecurity technologies and are of grave concern to the confidentiality, integrity, and privacy of personal information, business interests, and national security. The potentially drastic repercussions on cybersecurity by the commercial availability of quantum computers in the next decade or so is driving the development of quantum-safe cryptography. Also known as post-quantum cryptography, such research looks to the development of new cryptographic algorithms that could withstand breaking by quantum computers. This report looks at two different but related concepts in the field of cryptography. The first examines efforts to develop quantum-safe cryptographic technologies (post-quantum cryptography or PQC). The second analyzes current commercialized solutions in cryptography that make use of quantum mechanics: QKD. The final section of the report provides an overview of vendors in the space.
Table of Contents
- 1. QUANTUM COMPUTING TO COME OF AGE
- 1.1. Cryptography in Danger
- 1.2. When Theory Becomes Reality
- 1.3. A New Arms Race
- 2. POST-QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY
- 2.1. Breaking Encryption
- 2.2. Research and Standards Development
- 2.3. Quantum-Resistant Algorithms
- 2.4. Crypto-Agility
- 3. QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION
- 3.1. In Theory
- 3.2. Practical Applications
- 3.3. Deployment Challenges
- 3.4. Market Commercialization
- 4. VENDOR ECOSYSTEM
- 4.1. CipherQ
- 4.2. Crypta Labs
- 4.3. CryptoExperts
- 4.4. ID Quantique
- 4.5. ISARA
- 4.6. MagiQ Technologies
- 4.7. Post-Quantum Solutions
- 4.8. Qubitekk
- 4.9. QuintessenceLabs
- 4.10. QuNu Labs
- 4.11. SecureRF
Research Information
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- Publish Date 4Q 2017
- Research Type Technology Analysis Report
- Code AN-2477
- Pages 27
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