What is Quantum Computing’s Impact on Government?
Agencies are exploring quantum computing to reshape research, security and innovation.
Quantum will transform computing across missions, and government agencies are starting to prepare systems to ensure data and critical infrastructure are secure.
In this edition of our ABCs of Fed IT series, brush up on how quantum will impact government and learn about the standards and innovations that will be critical to the infrastructure for quantum.
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Agencies Need to Quantum-Proof Their Software, Not Just Their Data
Technology officials are urging agencies to get started now in protecting their data and their applications from potential quantum decryption.
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ASPR Signals New Quantum Guidance Amid Health Cyber Threats
The health agency is the latest to provide guidance on post-quantum cryptography amid a government-wide focus to get ahead of quantum threats.
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GSA Reveals PQC Priorities to Secure Identity Management
Following a White House executive order, GSA's PQC priorities tackle digital identity and building access systems from quantum threats.
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How Federal Agencies Should Prepare for PQC Migration
NIST's Dustin Moody explains how agencies can prepare for PQC by prioritizing inventories, staffing and risk-based migration.
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