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As quantum computing advances, organizations can no longer treat cryptographic upgrades as a future problem. Crypto agility is the answer security teams need now.
As major sporting events attract record crowds and global audiences, security experts warn that cyberthreats targeting these gatherings are scaling up just as fast.
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission is requiring licensed crypto platforms to adopt stronger login security controls, raising the bar for user account protection.
Hong Kong's SFC is ordering brokers and licensed crypto platforms to replace one-time password logins with stronger authentication methods, tightening cybersecurity standards.
Keyfactor has secured $1 billion in new funding to expand its cryptographic trust platform, signaling growing enterprise demand for digital identity and PKI security infrastructure.
Hackers tied to North Korea stole $643 million in cryptocurrency, making up roughly two-thirds of all crypto stolen globally, per Korea JoongAng Daily reporting.
A new executive order has moved up the timeline for US agencies to replace encryption systems vulnerable to quantum computing attacks, raising urgency across government and industry.
A new survey reveals Australian football fans are sharing streaming passwords at a notable rate, raising cybersecurity concerns heading into peak football season.
A new executive push on quantum computing has reignited fears about Q-Day, the point at which quantum machines could crack the encryption protecting crypto wallets and blockchain networks.
