Tag: computing
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NPL to run world’s first quantum standards network
National Quantum Standards Network will be overseen by the UK’s National Physical Laboratory, with the aim of establishing the rules of the road for quantum computing and accelerating British innovation First seen on computerweekly.com Jump to article: www.computerweekly.com/news/366644348/NPL-to-run-worlds-first-quantum-standards-network
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UAE launches national cryptography discovery platform to accelerate post-quantum security transition
Partnership between the UAE Cyber Security Council and QuantumGate aims to provide nationwide visibility of cryptographic assets, helping critical infrastructure operators to prepare for the emerging risks posed by quantum computing First seen on computerweekly.com Jump to article: www.computerweekly.com/news/366643900/UAE-launches-national-cryptography-discovery-platform-to-accelerate-post-quantum-security-transition
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ETSI sets security requirements for AI data centers and cloud platforms
ETSI has published TS 104 033, a technical specification that defines security requirements for AI computing platforms. The specification establishes a security framework for … First seen on helpnetsecurity.com Jump to article: www.helpnetsecurity.com/2026/06/04/etsi-securing-ai-computing-platforms-standard/
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Quantum Sales Pitch Goes From Compute Supremacy to Utility
IBM, Google and Other Firms Are Focusing on Commercial Value as Quantum Progresses. IBM’s $10 billion quantum computing push reflects a broader industry effort to move beyond scientific milestones and toward business value. But cybersecurity leaders say vendors should focus less on product narratives and more on meaningful progress. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to…
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Q-Day Could Arrive by 2029, Raising Global Encryption Security Fears
For decades, cybersecurity researchers and computer scientists have warned about a future moment known as “Q-Day”, the point at which quantum computing becomes powerful enough to break the encryption systems that currently protect the world’s digital infrastructure. First seen on thecyberexpress.com Jump to article: thecyberexpress.com/q-day-quantum-computing-cybersecurity-threat/
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Certes Research Warns Legacy Systems Are Biggest Barrier to Quantum Security Readiness
Certes has released new research showing that many organizations remain unprepared for the security risks posed by quantum computing, despite growing awareness of the threat. According to the company’s Emerging PQC Imperative report, 78% of organizations believe legacy systems represent their biggest quantum security risk. The findings highlight growing concerns that outdated infrastructure and applications…
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Microsoft Debuts Bug Hunting 100-Agent AI System
Computing Giant Touts Multi-Agentic ‘MDASH’ Approach as Superior to Single Models. Microsoft says its new approach to finding vulnerabilities with artificial intelligence outclasses the single models touted by Anthropic and OpenAI. MDASH is only being utilized internally by Microsoft engineers and tested by a small set of customers as part of a limited private preview.…
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Claude and SpaceX Join Forces to Enhance Large-Scale Compute Capacity
Anthropic has officially announced a massive strategic partnership with SpaceX to expand its computing capabilities significantly. This collaboration aims to provide the necessary infrastructure to scale up the Claude artificial intelligence ecosystem. By securing dedicated computing power, Anthropic is immediately increasing usage limits for its dedicated customers and laying the groundwork for unprecedented future technological…
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Proton Mail rolls out post-quantum encryption for all users as industry braces for ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ threat
Proton Mail has today announced the rollout of post-quantum encryption (PQC) across its email platform, making quantum-resistant key generation available to all users, including those on free plans, in what the company describes as a proactive step ahead of the quantum computing era. The feature, which users can opt into via Proton Mail’s encryption key…
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Researchers unearth industrial sabotage malware that predated Stuxnet by 5 years
fast16.sys, is briefly mentioned in the 2017 Shadow Brokers leak of documents covering exploits and tools used by US National Security Agency cyber teams.”This 2005 attack is a harbinger for sabotage operations targeting ultra expensive high-precision computing workloads of national importance like advanced physics, cryptographic, and nuclear research workloads,” the SentinelOne researchers said in their…
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AWS leans on prior ingenuity to face future AI and quantum threats
Tags: access, ai, attack, authentication, breach, cloud, communications, computer, computing, control, credentials, crypto, cryptography, cybersecurity, data, defense, encryption, exploit, google, Hardware, identity, infrastructure, Internet, lessons-learned, malicious, penetration-testing, phishing, risk, service, technology, threat, tool, updateSymmetric cryptography and the quantum threat: Back in the early 2010s, most hardware security modules used asymmetric cryptography to protect security keys. Asymmetric cryptography, the kind used to secure online communications, involves pairs of keys, one to lock, another to unlock. It’s a very useful and convenient approach when dealing with multiple parties.Amazon chose to…
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AWS leans on prior ingenuity to face future AI and quantum threats
Tags: access, ai, attack, authentication, breach, cloud, communications, computer, computing, control, credentials, crypto, cryptography, cybersecurity, data, defense, encryption, exploit, google, Hardware, identity, infrastructure, Internet, lessons-learned, malicious, penetration-testing, phishing, risk, service, technology, threat, tool, updateSymmetric cryptography and the quantum threat: Back in the early 2010s, most hardware security modules used asymmetric cryptography to protect security keys. Asymmetric cryptography, the kind used to secure online communications, involves pairs of keys, one to lock, another to unlock. It’s a very useful and convenient approach when dealing with multiple parties.Amazon chose to…
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Quanten-Computing Warum Unternehmen dem Q-Day nicht ausgeliefert sind
Durchaus besorgt warnen Cybersicherheitsexperten seit Jahren vor dem sogenannten ‘Q-Day”. Dabei handelt es sich um einen hypothetischen Tag in der Zukunft oder eher einen Zeitpunkt, zu dem Quantencomputer in der Lage sein werden, gängige Verschlüsselungsmethoden zu knacken. Was einst als fernes, theoretisches Risiko galt, wird womöglich rascher zur Realität als ursprünglich angenommen. Fortschritte in […]…
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Linux ELF Malware Generator Evades ML Detection With Semantic-Preserving Changes
As Linux continues to dominate high-performance computing, cloud services, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, it has become a prime target for cybercriminals. However, while much research has focused on manipulating Windows executables to bypass security, the Linux Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) has largely been ignored. To address this gap, researchers at the Czech…
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AI-Driven Cybersecurity: Transforming Enterprise Security with Intelligent Automation
The rise of cloud computing, remote work, IoT devices, and interconnected systems has significantly expanded the attack surface. At the same time, cyber threats are evolving rapidly”, becoming more sophisticated, automated, and harder to detect. Traditional cybersecurity approaches, which rely heavily on rule-based systems and manual intervention, are no longer sufficient. This is where AI-driven…
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UK Cyber Spooks: ‘Is Your Computer Monitor Spying On You?’
NCSC Designs ‘SilentGlass’ Gadget to Protect Overlooked Computer Peripheral. A new device called SilentGlass is designed to safeguard users against an often overlooked threat in modern computing environments: backdoored or subverted HDMI and DisplayPort monitors. The technology was developed by British intelligence to safeguard sensitive environments. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to article: www.govinfosecurity.com/uk-cyber-spooks-is-your-computer-monitor-spying-on-you-a-31489
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Europe Preps for Post-Quantum Computing
France Invokes Geopolitical Instability to Mandate 2030 Deadline. A working quantum computer is probably at least a decade away. The rush to adopt encryption algorithms that can withstand the onslaught of a qubit attack has already begun, with European countries feeling variable levels of urgency. Sooner is better in principle, an analyst said. First seen…
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(g+) Neuer C5:2026-Standard: Das BSI wird streng
Der BSI-C5-Standard ist ein Gütesiegel beim Cloud-Computing und in seiner neuen Version noch strikter. Ein großer Kritikpunkt bleibt allerdings. First seen on golem.de Jump to article: www.golem.de/news/neuer-c52026-standard-das-bsi-wird-streng-2604-207812.html
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We beat Google’s zero-knowledge proof of quantum cryptanalysis
Tags: ai, application-security, attack, best-practice, computer, computing, control, cryptography, data, exploit, google, group, Hardware, metric, programming, risk, rust, technology, tool, update, vulnerabilityTwo weeks ago, Google’s Quantum AI group published a zero-knowledge proof of a quantum circuit so optimized, they concluded that first-generation quantum computers will break elliptic curve cryptography keys in as little as 9 minutes. Today, Trail of Bits is publishing our own zero-knowledge proof that significantly improves Google’s on all metrics. Our result is…
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The Shadow AI Trap: Why Your AI Inventory is Your Biggest EU AI Act Compliance Risk FireTail Blog
Tags: access, ai, api, automation, ciso, cloud, compliance, computing, control, data, governance, grc, infrastructure, LLM, monitoring, risk, risk-management, saas, service, software, toolApr 16, 2026 – Alan Fagan – The EU AI Act cares about evidence, not intentWhen National Competent Authorities begin enforcement on August 2, 2026, they will ask organisations what AI systems they operate, how those systems are being used, and what controls are in place. Many organisations will struggle to answer these questions.The Shadow…
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The Shadow AI Trap: Why Your AI Inventory is Your Biggest EU AI Act Compliance Risk FireTail Blog
Tags: access, ai, api, automation, ciso, cloud, compliance, computing, control, data, governance, grc, infrastructure, LLM, monitoring, risk, risk-management, saas, service, software, toolApr 16, 2026 – Alan Fagan – The EU AI Act cares about evidence, not intentWhen National Competent Authorities begin enforcement on August 2, 2026, they will ask organisations what AI systems they operate, how those systems are being used, and what controls are in place. Many organisations will struggle to answer these questions.The Shadow…
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Operationalize your post-quantum computing (PQC) readiness: Private PQC certificate management, built into Sectigo Certificate Manager
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) readiness requires a gradual, practical approach not a sudden shift. Sectigo Private PQC, built into Sectigo Certificate Manager (SCM), enables enterprises to safely experiment with PQC certificates using existing workflows, governance, and lifecycle management. With built-in guardrails and support for ML-DSA algorithms, organizations can test real-world operational impacts, build crypto agility, and…
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How to proactively secure NHIs in your organization?
Are Non-Human Identities the Weak Link in Your Security Infrastructure? Where digital transformation impacts every sector, the management of Non-Human Identities (NHIs) represents a burgeoning area of concern for cybersecurity professionals. Organizations are increasingly relying on machine identities due to the rise of cloud computing and automated services; however, the complexity of these systems often……
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World-Quantum-Day Der Zeitplan bis zum ‘Q-Day” verkürzt sich
Quantencomputing wird oft als ein einziger Durchbruch dargestellt, doch die Realität ist differenzierter. Wir bewegen uns nicht auf eine Welt zu, in der es nur noch Quantensysteme gibt, sondern auf eine, in der Quantencomputing, klassisches Computing und KI je nach Problemstellung jeweils unterschiedliche Rollen spielen. Ein Kommentar von Jon France, CISO von ISC2. Die eigentliche…
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World-Quantum-Day Der Zeitplan bis zum ‘Q-Day” verkürzt sich
Quantencomputing wird oft als ein einziger Durchbruch dargestellt, doch die Realität ist differenzierter. Wir bewegen uns nicht auf eine Welt zu, in der es nur noch Quantensysteme gibt, sondern auf eine, in der Quantencomputing, klassisches Computing und KI je nach Problemstellung jeweils unterschiedliche Rollen spielen. Ein Kommentar von Jon France, CISO von ISC2. Die eigentliche…
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How to scale NHI systems for large enterprises?
What is the Role of Non-Human Identities in Large Enterprises? Where technological processes are increasingly automated, the question arises: How do enterprises manage and secure their numerous machine identities? With the growing reliance on cloud computing, large enterprises face unique challenges in managing Non-Human Identities (NHIs). Understanding these identities, or machine identities, is pivotal for……
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TDL 019 – The Psychology Behind a Cyber Breach and the Leaders Who Survive It – Nim Nadarajah
Tags: access, ai, apple, automation, breach, business, cctv, ceo, cio, ciso, cloud, computing, conference, control, corporate, crowdstrike, cve, cyber, cyberattack, cybersecurity, data, dns, edr, email, finance, firewall, governance, group, healthcare, incident, incident response, infrastructure, injection, insurance, Internet, jobs, law, LLM, metric, microsoft, msp, network, office, powershell, privacy, programming, psychology, risk, saas, service, siem, soar, soc, software, startup, strategy, supply-chain, switch, technology, threat, tool, training, usa, vulnerability, windows, zero-trustLeading Through the Cyber Abyss In Episode 019 of The Defender’s Log, host David Redekop sits down with Nim Nadarajah, CISO and Managing Partner of Critical Matrix, to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity leadership. From the “annual pilgrimage” of RSAC 2026 to the front lines of incident response, the conversation shifts from technical bits…
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TDL 019 – The Psychology Behind a Cyber Breach and the Leaders Who Survive It – Nim Nadarajah
Tags: access, ai, apple, automation, breach, business, cctv, ceo, cio, ciso, cloud, computing, conference, control, corporate, crowdstrike, cve, cyber, cyberattack, cybersecurity, data, dns, edr, email, finance, firewall, governance, group, healthcare, incident, incident response, infrastructure, injection, insurance, Internet, jobs, law, LLM, metric, microsoft, msp, network, office, powershell, privacy, programming, psychology, risk, saas, service, siem, soar, soc, software, startup, strategy, supply-chain, switch, technology, threat, tool, training, usa, vulnerability, windows, zero-trustLeading Through the Cyber Abyss In Episode 019 of The Defender’s Log, host David Redekop sits down with Nim Nadarajah, CISO and Managing Partner of Critical Matrix, to explore the evolving landscape of cybersecurity leadership. From the “annual pilgrimage” of RSAC 2026 to the front lines of incident response, the conversation shifts from technical bits…
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Cloudflare ‘actively adjusting’ quantum priorities in wake of Google warning
Tags: android, attack, awareness, browser, chrome, ciso, communications, compliance, computer, computing, crypto, cryptography, cybersecurity, data, encryption, google, government, group, Hardware, infrastructure, Internet, ml, mobile, regulation, risk, service, strategy, technology, threat, vulnerabilityNational Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has set a 2030 deadline for depreciating legacy encryption algorithms ahead of their planned retirement in 2035.Late last month Google brought forward its own post-quantum cryptography (PQC) deadline a year to 2029 because advances in quantum computers mean that legacy encryption and digital signature systems are at greater…
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On Microsoft’s Lousy Cloud Security
ProPublica has a scoop: In late 2024, the federal government’s cybersecurity evaluators rendered a troubling verdict on one of Microsoft’s biggest cloud computing offerings. The tech giant’s “lack of proper detailed security documentation” left reviewers with a “lack of confidence in assessing the system’s overall security posture,” according to an internal government report reviewed by…