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National security refers to the protection of a nation’s interests, sovereignty, and well-being from internal and external threats. While it traditionally encompasses military defense, it increasingly involves safeguarding critical infrastructure, economic stability, and the safety of citizens. In the context of cybersecurity, national security is concerned with defending against cyberattacks that could disrupt essential services, compromise sensitive information, or undermine public trust. As cyber threats evolve in sophistication, securing digital systems, networks, and data has become a fundamental aspect of a nation’s overall security strategy.

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Building ExeQuantum: The Challenges of Innovating in a Market That Doesn’t Know It’s at Risk Yet

Building ExeQuantum: The Challenges of Innovating in a Market That Doesn’t Know It’s at Risk Yet

As the CEO of ExeQuantum, I spend my days immersed in the world of post-quantum cryptography (PQC), a space that feels both ahead of its time and painfully urgent. The irony is clear, while the quantum threat is rapidly approaching, most industries still treat security as an afterthought, something to worry about later. The frustrating part? "Later" might be too late, as the closer we get to the day quantum computers break RSA, the more relevant the data that gets harvested for later decryption becomes. For some companies it may already be too late, but there’s still time for most to protect theirs and their clients’ data. The Blind Spot in Cybersecurity Priorities One of the greatest challenges I face ...

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