Why We Need QRE
The rise of quantum computing means the assumptions behind today's encryption are changing.
~10 yrs
According to the “Quantum Threat Timeline Report 2024”, more than half of experts surveyed believe a cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) could appear within ~10 years.
What QRE Actually Means
Definition: QRE is an encryption system designed today to withstand both current classical attacks and future quantum-based attacks
Quantum Readiness Core Conditions
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Crypto-agility (ability to switch algorithms)
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Use of post-quantum key exchange or hybrid schemes.
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Compatibility with current infrastructure-- no need for specialized hardware
Example: QRE may wrap a classical symmetric cipher with a post-quantum key-exchange so that even if quantum adversary appears tomorrow, your encrypted data remains safe.
QRE is your Cutting-Edge Solution
By being an early adopter, you’ll ensure that resiliency, strength, and trust become the cornerstones of our operations, protecting your business, employees, users, and their data. Don’t wait—lead the way into tomorrow.
QRE DIFFERENTIATION
Forward-Looking
Unlike standard encryption, QRE is forward-looking: it anticipates quantum risk, not reacts after the fact
Hybrid Models
Unlike pure post-quantum solutions (which may still be immature), QRE incorporates hybrid models to bridge today + tomorrow.
Low Latency, Hardware Agnostic
Unlike some quantum-key distribution systems, QRE is designed with low latency, hardware-agnostic deployment.
QRE BENEFITS
Speed
Ultra fast speed. 20 -100x faster than AES-256.
Efficiency
Low overhead. Saving time and money
Localized
More secure. Zero Sharing. Zero Trust.
Zero Hardware
No Expensive Specialized Hardware.
20-100x
Speed & Efficiency
With proprietary compute and novel methods our encryption is 20-100 times faster than AES-256. Allowing for more compute and better efficiency to encrypt more and encrypt quicker than before.
Localized & No Hardware
With proprietary implementation and novel methods our encryption has no key transmission, keeping keys safe and more secure. Furthermore, our encryption does not require expensive hardware and expensive installation. There is little install cost.
Metrics & Facts
Regulators and governments are planning
The G7, ENISA and other bodies have published guidance and roadmaps that treat quantum readiness as a current policy priority — meaning regulatory and compliance pressure will follow.
