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Cybersecurity doesn’t need louder voices. It needs clearer ones. That’s why we partnered with NFL Legend @DarrenSproles, because the way he built his career mirrors the way modern security has to work. See what matters early. Adapt without friction. Trust your protection under pressure. That’s not branding. That’s operating discipline. As quantum computing moves from theory to timeline, cryptography stops being a background concern. It becomes infrastructure leadership. And leadership means making smart moves before you’re forced to. This partnership is one of those moves. Darren represents a mindset most organizations say they want — speed, adaptability, resilience — but rarely operationalize. QuProtect R3 makes that mindset real: cryptographic discovery, crypto-agility, and continuous reporting in one system. No theatrics. No panic. Just readiness. That’s what this is about. Full Release Available Here: hubs.la/Q03-NPlw0

Real World Cryptography 2026. Two quotes that sum it up: "If your business can be surprised by a quantum computer, you have a business continuity risk." — Sophie Schmieg, Google "The biggest dangers are funding and human intervention — not physics." The barrier is no longer technical. Is your org ready? #RWC2026 #PQC #QuantumSecurity #QuSecure

QuSecure's banking deployment with Banco Sabadell and Accenture has been cited in a framework submitted to the U.S. SEC's Crypto Assets Task Force as a real-world benchmark for PQC migration in financial services. Quantum-safe cryptography isn't theoretical. It's done. Read the full press release here - hubs.la/Q047t0TY0

We're honored to share that our CEO @RebeccaKrauthamer was featured on @Techstrong_TV's Quantum Security 25 podcast series. "The Y2K of the 2020s: Defusing the Quantum Threat" — why the quantum threat demands action now → hubs.la/Q047ffT40 Thank you to @TechstrongGroup and @DigiCert for the platform. #QuantumSecurity25 #PostQuantum #QuSecure

The March 2026 Cybercrime EO + National Cyber Strategy just dropped. Our team flagged 3 things every org running real infrastructure needs to know. Swipe →

Post-quantum readiness isn’t just a technical decision. It’s a leadership signal. Organizations that prepare early demonstrate foresight, discipline, and operational maturity. Those that wait are forced to respond under pressure. Preparedness sets the tone.

Ideas become breakthroughs when shared. Challenges become opportunities when tackled together. That's exactly why we're heading to RSAC™ 2026 — because real change in cybersecurity happens when we unite. A few of our team members will be on the ground and we'd love to connect. If you're attending, drop us a DM — whether it's to swap ideas, tackle a shared challenge, or just meet face to face.

As networks expand, cryptographic risk multiplies — often invisibly. Telecom leaders choose QuProtect R3 because it provides full-spectrum visibility, controlled transition, and provable compliance in one platform. No hardware replacement. No forced upgrades. No operational disruption. Just control. 👉 Book a demo to see why telecom leaders trust QuProtect R3. hubs.la/Q0417Lcw0

There’s a quiet signal buried in the new U.S. Cyber Strategy released this week. At first glance, it reads like many national cyber strategies: high-level priorities, broad principles, and familiar themes like zero trust, critical infrastructure protection, and AI-enabled cyber defense. However, the way it frames post-quantum cryptography (PQC) suggests something more. Instead of treating PQC as a distant research topic or niche cryptographic upgrade, the strategy places it alongside infrastructure modernization priorities like zero trust and cloud transformation. That positioning is interesting, because once you view PQC through the lens of modernization, the real problem changes. It’s no longer just: “Which algorithms should replace RSA and ECC?” It becomes something much more operational: • Where does cryptography actually exist across large environments? • Which systems protect long-life data that must remain confidential for decades? • How do we migrate critical infrastructure that cannot simply be replaced? • How do we manage millions of machine identities dependent on cryptographic trust? In other words, encryption modernization starts to look less like a crypto upgrade project and more like an infrastructure lifecycle challenge. Another angle the strategy indirectly raises is the role of AI. Quantum introduces uncertainty into the durability of cryptographic assumptions. AI increasingly gives us the ability to: • discover cryptographic dependencies at scale • analyze trust relationships across environments • simulate migration impact • automate pieces of cryptographic lifecycle management Which raises an interesting possibility: AI may become the operational control system for cryptographic agility. Not replacing governance, but enabling it to operate at the scale modern infrastructure requires. We wrote a short analysis exploring what we think the strategy might quietly signal about encryption modernization and the next phase of digital trust. hubs.la/Q046C2Qb0 We are curious how others in the community are interpreting it. A few questions we are thinking about. #PostQuantumCryptography #CyberSecurity #DigitalTrust #CryptoAgility #SecurityArchitecture

Director of Sales in the IT Services Industry gives QuProtect R3 5/5 Rating in Gartner Peer Insights™ Network Security Microsegmentation Market. Read the full review here: hubs.la/Q046jncj0 #gartnerpeerinsights

We’re proud to see QuSecure CEO and Co-founder Rebecca Krauthamer recognized on the Quantum Security 25 and named to Inc.’s 2026 Female Founders 500. As organizations increasingly prepare for the quantum threat, recognition like this reflects the growing importance of post-quantum cybersecurity and crypto-agility—and the leadership helping shape this emerging market. Read more: hubs.la/Q0467kSW0 #QuantumSecurity #PostQuantumCryptography #Cybersecurity

Post-quantum cryptography is becoming a network architecture decision for telecom operators. The operators that build crypto-agile networks may turn cryptography into new managed services and differentiated enterprise offerings. Dave Krauthamer breaks down why telecom CTOs should be paying attention. hubs.la/Q0467rx90

Recent article published in hubs.la/Q045fQGL0 “Crypto Agility Isn’t the Destination. It’s the Starting Point.” by Garfield Jones and Meg Gleason As organizations plan for post-quantum cryptography, crypto agility is often misunderstood: It’s not a guaranteed outcome of migration and it’s not an abstract ideal. It is in fact achievable, but only through intentional controls, centralized policy, and governance that make cryptographic change repeatable. Read the full article: 🔗 hubs.la/Q045fMxr0 #Cybersecurity #CryptoAgility #PQC #SecurityLeadership #RiskManagement #DigitalTransformation

At Mobile World Congress this week, QuSecure was selected to present a real Tier-1 telecom deployment of post-quantum TLS. Our session, First Post Quantum Implementations in the Telco Ecosystem, featured a production case study presented by Garfield Jones, QuSecure SVP of Global Strategy and Research. The case study shows how a global telecom operator introduced quantum-ready TLS across existing telecom infrastructure without rewriting legacy applications. This is one of the biggest barriers to modernizing encryption at telecom scale. Read the full case study and see how the deployment works: hubs.la/Q045PV8x0 #MobileWorldCongress #PostQuantum #TelecomSecurity #CryptoAgility

Post-quantum transition doesn’t have to break systems or interrupt operations. When cryptography is orchestrated — not embedded — change becomes manageable. Crypto-agility allows organizations to adapt deliberately, on their terms, and at their pace. Preparedness is quiet.

QuSecure has been selected by AFWERX for a $3.9M SBIR TACFI award to deliver IL6-ready post-quantum cryptographic capabilities supporting U.S. Air Force missions. The SBIR Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) program is designed to accelerate high-impact technologies into operational deployment readiness. Impact Level 6 (IL6) authorization is required to operate in classified (Secret) Department of Defense environments — where mission systems rely on encrypted communications across cloud, edge, and legacy platforms. As cryptographic standards transition to post-quantum algorithms, those classified systems must evolve without disrupting operations. This effort advances QuSecure toward delivering post-quantum cryptography in Secret-level environments — enabling the modernization of defense infrastructure while maintaining mission continuity. The award builds on our work with Air Force Global Strike Command and marks a significant step toward operationalizing crypto-agility across the Department of War. We are proud to support this mission. Read more: hubs.la/Q045vcL70 #PostQuantum #CryptoAgility #DefenseTech #AFWERX #NationalSecurity

Proud to share that QuSecure has been named one of Forbes’ America’s Best Startup Employers for the third year in a row. This recognition belongs to our team. The people who show up every day curious, driven, and committed to building a more secure future through crypto-agility. Grateful to work alongside a team that makes this possible. See the full list here: hubs.la/Q045qVrs0 #Forbes #BestStartupEmployers #PostQuantumCryptography #CryptoAgility #Cybersecurity #StartupCulture

Recent article published in Cybersecurity Insiders: “Banking’s Quantum Paradox: Why Control Requires Letting Go.” Here’s the uncomfortable reality for financial institutions: Quantum risk is accelerating. Many banks are still waiting... for full crypto visibility, perfect architecture, or vendor readiness. That instinct for control can create paralysis. Three takeaways: • Waiting for perfect inventory delays protection • Vendor timelines shouldn’t define your risk posture • You can reduce exposure now without tearing apart apps or ripping out core systems If you’re leading security, risk, or digital transformation in BFSI, this is a strategic risk conversation to have now. Read the full article: 🔗 hubs.la/Q045fxhT0 #BFSI #Cybersecurity #QuantumSecurity #PQC #RiskManagement

Most PQC tools focus on algorithms, but migration is the real challenge for network security teams. BestDevOps just ranked QuSecure #1 in its latest review of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) migration tools. We appreciate the thoughtful evaluation from the BestDevOps team. 🔗 hubs.la/Q045cz7K0 For teams assessing PQC vendors, the real differentiator isn’t: “Do you support NIST algorithms?” It’s: Can you make our network crypto-agile... without disrupting production? Do not limit PQC to a feature – embrace an architectural shift towards agility.

Treating crypto-agility as a feature misses the point. This isn’t about a single control or capability. It’s about redesigning how cryptography is managed — so it can evolve without breaking systems, disrupting operations, or restarting compliance efforts. That’s an operating model. And it’s becoming essential.

For federal and defense environments, quantum readiness isn’t a future discussion — it’s a current mission requirement. QuSecure supports operators, CISOs, and modernization leaders who need cryptographic agility across disconnected, edge, and high-assurance systems — without downtime or hardware dependency. That's why our SVP of Research & Technology Strategy, Garfield Jones, says "This is security designed for real-world deployment, not lab conditions". 👉 Download QuSecure’s Federal Capability Statement to learn how we support mission-critical environments. hubs.la/Q042BzHq0