- The First NIST-approved PQC Algorithms Announced, CISA Poses Guiding Roadmap for PreparationIn July, NIST announced the first batch of standardized PQC algorithms which included four different algorithms. Despite commercial products will not be hearing from NIST regarding PQC standards for use until 2024, NISA and CISA both strongly recommend businesses and organizations to prepare for the future. CISA provided guidelines that include organizing and inventorying the business applications that use public key cryptography, creating a roadmap and policies for transitioning to new cryptographic standards, as well as alerting and providing applicable training to prep for the future.
- CISA’s Announcement on NIST’s New Cryptographic StandardsThe Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), recently made an announcement following NIST’s new post-quantum cryptographic standards. The announcement cited… Read more: CISA’s Announcement on NIST’s New Cryptographic Standards
- NIST Announces Third Round Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Process Results & Fourth Round CandidatesOn July 5th, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced its results for the third round of the… Read more: NIST Announces Third Round Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization Process Results & Fourth Round Candidates
- Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)’s Guide on Developments in Quantum TechnologiesThe Federal Office for Information Security, also known as BSI (Bundesamtes für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik), is the German federal… Read more: Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)’s Guide on Developments in Quantum Technologies
- NSA: President Biden Signs Memo to Combat Quantum Computing ThreatOn May 4th, 2022, The White House announced that President Joe Biden signed a National Security Memorandum (NSM) aimed at… Read more: NSA: President Biden Signs Memo to Combat Quantum Computing Threat
- Analysis: Global Trends of Hardware Security ModuleWith the rapid rise of digitalization, emerging applications are springing up in all industries, changing how people communicate and increasing… Read more: Analysis: Global Trends of Hardware Security Module
- WiSECURE Security Key Receives FIDO Level 2 CertificationIn October of this year, WiSECURE’s received the Authenticator Certification Level 2 (L2) status for its AuthTron™ FIDO2 Security Key. This is the world’s first FIDO2 L2 security key with the exclusive Touch Pattern patent, providing a strong reliable solution for password-less authentication for finance and banking industries as well as government entities.
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