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Quantum Encryption Standardized by Security Bureau

New cryptographic algorithms are recommended to protect critical network infrastructure against future quantum threats.

By Elena Rostova•Jun 11, 2026•1 min read
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After years of collaborative research, international cybersecurity agencies have published standards for encryption methods resilient to quantum computers.

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Elena Rostova
Elena Rostova

Elena Rostova covers artificial intelligence breakthroughs, ethics, and geopolitical tech regulations from Brussels. Formerly of Reuters Tech Desk.

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