Collaborate Disseminate
From Australia’s Guidelines for Cryptography:
For most purposes, a hashing algorithm with an output size of 224 bits provides 112 bits of effective security strength, with larger output sizes providing more bits of effective security stre… Continue reading Does it make sense to disallow SHA-224 and SHA-256 to defend against quantum computers?
As the borderless threat ecosystem poses new challenges for companies and governments worldwide, CISA’s 2025-2026 International Plan aims to address this problem. CISA’s plan calls for integrated cyber defense across borders, addressing the compl… Continue reading The shifting security landscape: 2025 predictions and challenges
As the era of quantum computing draws closer, businesses face a new and unprecedented threat to data security: “Q-day.” This looming turning point—when quantum machines can break traditional encryption with ease—has the potential to upend c… Continue reading Preparing for Q-day: The essential role of cloud migration in securing enterprise data
Although largely relegated to retrocomputing enthusiasts and embedded systems or microcontrollers now, there was a time when there were no other computers available other than those with 8-bit processors. The …read more Continue reading 8-Bit Computers Crunch Advanced Scientific Computations
As we continue to delegate more infrastructure operations to artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computers are advancing towards Q-day (i.e., the day when quantum computers can break current encryption methods). This could compromise the security of … Continue reading AI Kuru, cybersecurity and quantum computing
NVIDIA reveals cutting-edge AI and supercomputing innovations at SC 2024, highlighting partnerships and new breakthroughs in HPC and AI-driven research. Continue reading NVIDIA Unveils AI & Supercomputing Advances at SC 2024
Federal agencies would have to address everything from AI to cloud security to access management, sources told CyberScoop.
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Ron Wyden, D-Ore., fears the regulations have a major loophole and don’t cover enough repressive governments’ agencies.
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The interim Federal Chief Information Security Officer spelled out some 2025 agenda items for feds at CyberTalks.
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Federal agencies can spare themselves interoperability heartburn tomorrow by testing post-quantum encryption algorithms in live conditions today, official says.
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