Cybersecurity in the Quantum Era: Preparing Enterprise Cryptography for 2030
Harvest now, decrypt later attacks force CISOs to overhaul public-key infrastructure
State-sponsored threat actors are already stockpiling encrypted corporate communications in anticipation of quantum decryption, making post-quantum migration an immediate executive priority.
By Daniel Okafor7 min read
Waiting for commercial fault-tolerant quantum computers before upgrading enterprise encryption is a fatal strategic error. Any proprietary trade secret, merger plan, or financial record transmitted today is subject to interception and long-term storage.
- Cybersecurity
- Quantum Computing
- CISO
- Risk Management
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