Tune in to be in the know as Craig Hill, Mike Luken, and Andy Stewart  explore the crucial role of quantum safe cryptography as we approach the quantum computing era and its potential impact on current encryption methods. Discover what you need to know and how Cisco is leading the way in delivering quantum safe cryptography.

The discussion begins with an overview of the urgent need to migrate to post-quantum cryptography. In the U.S., Federal agencies have been mandated by National Security Memorandum 10 to transition their cryptographic systems to withstand quantum computing attacks by 2035. This directive, enforced by the President's Office, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and the Office of the National Cyber Director, aims to mitigate future risks posed by quantum computers.

Globally, governments, financial institutions, hospitals, and other entities requiring secure information protection are also taking steps to incorporate quantum-safe cryptography. Although quantum computers capable of breaking current encryption do not yet exist, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), in collaboration with over 100 countries and experts, has recently released the first three finalized Post-Quantum Encryption Standards.

Listen in as Craig, Mike, and Andy delve into the nuances, needs, and technical details of quantum safe cryptography, and learn how Cisco is preparing for the post-quantum world.

Quantum Safe Cryptography

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Alice Meets Bob

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Can you tell your real individual from your robot agent? In the ultimate game of Bot or Not, would you stake $26m of your own money on it? en clair is a podcast about forensic linguistics, literary detection, and language mysteries from past to present. You can find data, audio credits, further reading, and a transcript of the podcast at the blog: wp.me/paoUKh-tt

S02E10 - Bot or Not

S02E10 - Bot or Not (voice only)

A quick overview of post quantum cryptography for the technically challenged.
For more detailed information visit https://www.quantumsecuritydefence.com

Post Quantum Cryptography - An Easy To Understand Overview

Élaboré par Lucifer (National Bureau of Standards, aujourd’hui NIST) à partir d’un algorithme d’IBM NBS.

Data Encryption Standard (56 bits)

Without the ability to keep secrets, our internet would fail. Without effective cryptography the internet would never have graduated from the hobbyist interest. And we have great examples of networks without effective encryption like the worldwide HAM radio operators.

I’ve been utilizing cryptography in the development of web applications since my first professional web application development work. Although I’ve rarely understood the underlying technology and mathematics of cryptography.

In this episode of SecureTalk, our guest is Dr. Bill Anderson, an expert in cryptography. Bill shares his journey into the field, starting as a student in electrical and computer engineering. He inadvertently ventured into cryptography during his postgraduate studies. He discusses the evolution of cryptography, its historical context, and the impact of quantum computing on current cryptographic methods.

We explore various topics, including public key cryptography, digital signatures, and the ongoing need for crypto agility. Bill also provides insights into his current role as Principal Product Lead at Mattermost, a secure collaboration platform focused on data sovereignty and security. This episode offers a comprehensive look at modern cryptographic techniques and the challenges posed by future advancements in computing, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in cybersecurity and cryptography.

00:00 Welcome to SecureTalk: Introduction and Host Introduction
00:33 The Role of Security in Business Growth
01:55 Introducing Dr. Bill Anderson: A Security Expert
03:57 Dr. Anderson's Journey into Cryptography
05:35 The Evolution of Security and Cryptography
08:11 Understanding Business and Technology Landscapes
13:56 Mattermost: A Secure Collaboration Platform
22:01 The History and Methods of Cryptography
25:01 Understanding Public and Private Keys
25:58 Digital Signatures and Authentication
27:12 The Open Research Model in Cryptography
28:31 Challenges in Cryptographic Security
31:02 Quantum Computing and Cryptography
35:38 The Future of Cryptographic Systems
42:04 NIST's Role in Quantum-Safe Cryptography
49:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Cryptography, Quantum Computing, and the Future of Security with Dr. Bill Anderson

In this episode of "AI with Shaily," your host Shailendra Kumar takes listeners on an exciting journey into the fascinating world of Quantum AI. 🌌 The discussion kicks off with the introduction of Quantinuum’s innovative Generative Quantum AI framework, which utilizes quantum-generated data. This advancement promises to revolutionize various industries, particularly in developing new medicines and predicting stock market trends in unprecedented ways, all thanks to the powerful H2 quantum computer. 💊📈

Shaily shares an intriguing fact about quantum computers, emphasizing their ability to not just think but also "leap," showcasing the rapid advancements in this field. He highlights QuEra Computing's impressive financial position, boasting over $230 million, which sets the stage for significant collaborations with financial sectors, potentially transforming stock market dynamics. 💰

However, with these advancements come challenges, particularly in the realm of cybersecurity. Shaily discusses the looming "quantum threat" that could undermine current encryption methods, likening them to a fragile house of cards. To combat this, he introduces the concept of quantum cryptography, which promises to secure data with robust defenses, ensuring safer communications in a tech-driven world. 🔒

The conversation further emphasizes the intersection of quantum technology and AI, likening it to an exhilarating dance party where cybersecurity must be vigilant to avoid missteps. Shaily warns that AI-driven attacks are evolving rapidly, making it crucial for security measures to keep pace. 🕺💃

As a bonus tip, Shaily encourages listeners to stay informed about quantum developments as they begin to permeate everyday technology, serving as a reminder of the future that lies ahead. He concludes with an inspiring quote about the potential of quantum entanglement and invites listeners to engage with him on various platforms like YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium. 📲

Shailendra Kumar wraps up the episode by urging everyone to keep questioning and exploring the limitless possibilities of AI, leaving listeners eager for the next exploration into Quantum AI wonders. Until next time, he signs off, inviting all to push the boundaries of what is possible with AI. 🚀

Quantum AI Unleashed: The Future of Technology and Cybersecurity

Did Shakespeare really write, well, Shakespeare? Or is the Swan of Avon a five century old con? This final episode in this slowburn mini-series looks at one of the highest profile efforts to set down an authoritative answer - and all the questions it raised. en clair is a podcast about forensic linguistics, literary detection, and language mysteries from past to present. You can find data, audio credits, further reading, and a transcript of the podcast at the blog: https://wp.me/paoUKh-tN

S02E08 - Slowburn Shakespeare, Part 6 of 6

S02E08 - Slowburn Shakespeare, Park 6 of 6 (voice only)

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Dump of assembler code for function main:
=> 0x00005555555a0cf0 <+0>:     push   %rax
   0x00005555555a0cf1 <+1>:     mov    %rsi,%rdx
   0x00005555555a0cf4 <+4>:     lea    0x24f561(%rip),%rax        # 0x5555557f025c <__rustc_debug_gdb_scripts_section__>
   0x00005555555a0cfb <+11>:    mov    (%rax),%al
   0x00005555555a0cfd <+13>:    movslq %edi,%rsi
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   0x00005555555a0d0f <+31>:    ret
End of assembler dump.

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