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

The biggest misconception is that there’s nothing we can do yet about the quantum threat. People assume quantum computers will show up one day, break encryption, and everyone will just have to deal with it. That’s not true. We already have ways to protect data today. A lot of the conversation around quantum security sounds overly technical, but some of the first steps are actually pretty simple. There are newer security standards and updated encryption methods that organizations can already start using without rebuilding everything from scratch. That matters because of something called “harvest now, decrypt later.” It means bad actors can steal encrypted data today, hold onto it for years, and wait until more powerful quantum computers are available to unlock it later. And the timeline is getting closer. Right now, many experts expect that level of quantum computing capability could arrive around 2029. The bigger problem isn't the lack of solutions because they actually do exist but a lot of organizations still don’t realize it.

People still think QuSecure is a quantum computing company, and we keep trying to correct that because it changes how people understand the problem. We’re a cybersecurity company focused on post quantum cryptography. The work is about helping organizations move away from the classical encryption standards they rely on today and transition into quantum resistant cryptography that already exists right now. A big part of that conversation is crypto agility. A lot of people assume the transition means ripping out entire systems and starting over once stronger algorithms emerge. That’s not realistic for most organizations, especially when this space is moving as fast as it is. Quantum computing capabilities are advancing quickly. We already expect systems capable of breaking classical cryptography within the next few years. At the same time, quantum resistant algorithms will continue evolving too. That means organizations need the ability to adapt without shutting everything down every time standards improve. QuProtect R3 was built around recon, remediation, reporting, and crypto agility from the start.

QuSecure has been named a 2026 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum, recognizing its leadership in post-quantum cryptography and cryptographic agility. The annual program highlights 100 early-stage companies whose technologies have the potential to shape industries and address global challenges. Read more: na2.hubs.ly/H062V5j0

QuSecure's engineering team is proud to collaborate with Cisco on advancing critical IETF standards that support the transition to post-quantum security, work that Cisco highlighted at Cisco Live as part of its broader focus on post-quantum security and quantum-safe networking. Driving interoperability, crypto agility, and real-world implementation is essential as organizations prepare for the quantum era. Want a deeper look at the work? Cisco presented the collaboration and standards efforts in this Cisco Live session: na2.hubs.ly/H05V6nl0

Regulators aren’t waiting for quantum computers to arrive. They’re responding to the reality that cryptographic transition takes years — not months. Guidance is shifting toward discovery, inventory, and transition planning now. Organizations that wait will be forced into compressed timelines and reactive decisions. Preparation isn’t premature. It’s responsible.

Algorithm change is inevitable. What separates prepared organizations from reactive ones is how quickly they can respond. Speed doesn’t come from shortcuts. It comes from visibility, orchestration, and readiness built in advance. Agility determines outcomes.

Catch Dr. Garfield Jones, SVP of Research and Technology Strategy at QuSecure, speaking at na2.hubs.ly/H05KVfG0 World in Boston on the critical topics of quantum resilience and post-quantum security. If you’re attending, don’t miss the session and stop by the QuSecure booth to connect with the team. na2.hubs.ly/H05KSJG0

“Draft executive order would set deadlines for digital signature and key quantum encryption” — Alexandra Kelley, Nextgov/FCW Executive orders accelerating post-quantum migration timelines appear increasingly imminent. Organizations should be preparing now for compressed transition windows around cryptographic modernization, digital signatures, and key establishment. na2.hubs.ly/H05J0Vy0

QuSecure is referenced in Gartner’s latest cybersecurity guidance as crypto inventory and crypto agility emerge among the top enterprise priorities. AI, deepfakes, and post-quantum threats are reshaping how organizations approach cyber resilience. Check out their webinar - Cybersecurity’s Top Projects for 2026: What CISOs Must Deliver Next - na2.hubs.ly/H05GPH70

SOF Week 2026 is on. Our team, including Patrick Shore, will be in Tampa from 18–21 May connecting with the special operations community on the future of post-quantum cybersecurity. As SOF Week proceeds as scheduled, we remain focused on supporting secure, mission-ready communications and crypto agility strategies for the quantum era. If you want to discuss PQC solutions, contact us to connect during the event.na2.hubs.ly/H05DTBh0 na2.hubs.ly/H05DStz0

Great discussion at the Telecom Council Innovation Showcase 2026, where QuSecure, Co-Founder and Field CTO, Dave Krauthamer shared insights on crypto agility, post-quantum cybersecurity, and preparing enterprises for the quantum era.

Financial institutions face rising regulatory pressure — and shrinking tolerance for disruption. QuProtect R3 gives banks cryptographic visibility, resilience, and compliance at enterprise scale, without touching code or interrupting operations. From discovery to remediation to reporting, readiness becomes manageable. 👉 See how QuProtect R3 supports secure, compliant banking environments. hubs.la/Q044ySFF0

Boards, regulators, and auditors don’t want assurances. They want evidence. Post-quantum readiness means being able to show what you’ve discovered, what you’ve remediated, and what remains — clearly and defensibly. Reporting isn’t paperwork. It’s proof of control.

Meg Gleason, Chief of Staff at QuSecure, in Cybersecurity Insiders asks a critical question: what if the countdown to broken encryption has already started? Her latest article explores the growing reality of Q-Day and why organizations cannot afford to wait for certainty before taking action. The risk is not just when quantum systems arrive, but how much sensitive data is already exposed today. Read the full article: “Quantum Computers to Break Encryption in 2027” na2.hubs.ly/H05q3Qr0

QuSecure has been named a 2026 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium Innovation Showcase Finalist, recognizing the growing urgency for quantum-safe crypto agility in the enterprise. “CIOs are under growing pressure to modernize cryptography without disrupting the systems their organizations depend on,” said Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO of QuSecure. “Being selected for the MIT Sloan CIO Showcase is an honor, following companies like Okra and HashiCorp, and underscores the growing prominence of quantum-safe crypto agility in CIO roadmaps.” Read the full announcement: na2.hubs.ly/H05s6P00

In our latest blog, we break down the National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act. Cryptography is no longer hiding in the background. The new act signals a structural move toward treating crypto as governed infrastructure, shaping how organizations approach risk, compliance, and agility. QuSecure outlines what is actively taking shape: • Not just a technology race. Cryptography is moving from a technical component to an operationally governed layer. • Delay is becoming a risk factor. Expectations are forming through policy, procurement, and infrastructure changes. • Early movers gain operational control. Organizations can shape how trust and cryptographic policy evolve over time. This is moving from static control to continuous, policy-driven execution. Read more: na2.hubs.ly/H05kSvB0

In a Forbes Tech Council article, Dave Krauthamer, Co-Founder and Field CTO at QuSecure, explains why the internet was never built for the quantum era. Quantum computing will force the biggest security transition in modern history, and the organizations preparing now will define the next generation of trusted communications. He explores why post-quantum cryptography is more than a cybersecurity upgrade. It is a rare opportunity to rebuild digital trust at global scale. Read the full piece: na2.hubs.ly/H05pVsJ0

Garrison Buss, Co-Founder and CTO at QuSecure, warns that quantum attacks are no longer a distant theory. The cost to break traditional encryption just dropped by 20x, accelerating enterprise risk timelines. In this article, he breaks down why post-quantum readiness is now a boardroom issue. Crypto agility, visibility into cryptographic assets, and migration planning can no longer wait. Worth the read for every security leader and executive thinking about long-term resilience. na2.hubs.ly/H05m3H40

QuSecure is highlighted in McKinsey’s 2026 Quantum Technology Monitor for its role in advancing post-quantum cryptography. na2.hubs.ly/H05kr5b0 The report underscores the growing importance of crypto agility as organizations prepare for quantum risk, now a present-day priority.

One insight that still stands out a year later: preparing for quantum risk is more than implementing new algorithms, it is about crypto agility at scale. We are proud to be included as a case study in the World Economic Forum’s quantum technologies report. The report emphasizes a hybrid, forward-looking security approach combining post-quantum cryptography with broader infrastructure readiness. That shift from point solutions to system-wide adaptability is where real progress happens. Worth revisiting for leaders thinking beyond compliance toward long-term resilience. na2.hubs.ly/H05kgFb0