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Quantum‑Safe Cryptography

Encryption

TLS (Transport Layer Security) Public Key Post‑Quantum Cryptography Quantum Computing

Encryption choices meant to stay safe in a quantum future.

Definition

Quantum‑safe cryptography refers to encryption methods believed to remain secure even with quantum computers.

In plain English Encryption choices meant to stay safe in a quantum future.

Why this matters

Why it matters: It helps protect data that needs to stay private for many years.

Example

Example: A company upgrades TLS to include quantum‑resistant key exchange.