Quantum computing could render current SIM card encryption obsolete. This article examines how ETSI, GSMA, and 3GPP are developing post-quantum cryptographic standards to safeguard mobile networks, enhance SIM security, and prepare the telecom industry for a quantum-ready future.

Quantum computing could undermine today’s messaging security within years. This article explains why telcos must deploy quantum-safe messaging by 2026, exploring the threats, enabling technologies like QKD, commercial benefits, implementation challenges, and the collaborative efforts needed to prepare for the quantum future.

Quantum computing could break the encryption protecting civil mobile networks within years. This article explains the vulnerabilities in current systems, the cost of inaction, and how adopting post-quantum cryptography can safeguard communications, future-proof infrastructure, and maintain user trust.

Now, European governments are recognising a sobering truth: GNSS denial is not just a wartime contingency—it’s a peacetime probability. Jamming and spoofing by Russia, primarily from Kaliningrad, Crimea, and Belarus, are now routine across civil airspace and digital infrastructure zones.

“Disabling your infrastructure without firing a shot—that’s the essence of the new battlefield,”— NATO Electronic Warfare Centre (2025)

As GNSS jamming escalates across Northern Europe, countries like Finland, Estonia, Sweden, and Lithuania are investing in resilience. This in-depth blog examines how the Baltic and Nordic region is responding to the threat, from military fallback tactics to emerging terrestrial alternatives.

As Europe faces escalating GNSS jamming from Russia, critical infrastructure and civil aviation are under threat. This blog explores the geopolitical, technological, and operational dimensions of the growing disruption to Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) systems.

In a world where precise navigation is crucial for everything from daily commuting to global logistics, the reliance on Global Navigation...

The digital landscape is on the brink of a seismic shift as quantum computing edges closer to reality, posing a significant challenge to...

As we stand on the brink of a new era in technology, the advent of quantum computing presents both exciting possibilities and formidable...

ome sectors are exploring Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) as a physical-layer solution to secure communications. Meanwhile, blockchain systems face existential risks from quantum attacks on digital signatures. And on the horizon, post-quantum standards must evolve with further breakthroughs in quantum hardware and cryptanalysis.

Telecom networks underpin everything from 5G access to national timing—but many remain vulnerable to quantum-enabled attacks. This article outlines where the risks lie, what regulators are doing, and how telecom operators can lead the shift to quantum-secure infrastructure.

This article reviews the global status of post-quantum cryptographic (PQC) standards as of 2025, identifies strategic implications for telecoms, infrastructure, and cloud providers, and outlines what boards must prioritise in navigating this transition.

Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is not science fiction—it is an urgent and emerging field that seeks to secure digital communications against future quantum attacks. As classical encryption standards like RSA and ECC face obsolescence under quantum pressure, a new generation of algorithms is being developed, standardised, and trialled globally. This article introduces the main types of post-quantum cryptographic techniques, highlights their real-world applications, and guides

This article explores why traditional encryption is vulnerable to quantum attack, what adversaries are doing today to prepare for that future, and what boards and policymakers must prioritise to protect strategic assets and long-lived data. Most modern digital systems depend on public key cryptography (PKC). Techniques like RSA, elliptic curve cryptography (ECC), and Diffie-Hellman (DH) allow parties to exchange information securely over insecure networks.

In an age where technology is advancing at breakneck speed, navigation systems have become an essential part of our everyday lives. Yet,...

In an increasingly interconnected world, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have become a cornerstone of everyday life, powering everything from smartphone maps to complex logistics networks. However, as reliance on these systems grows, so too does the potential for risk, leading to new regulations that aim to ensure their reliability and security. These regulatory changes are crucial for anyone who depends on GNSS technology, as non-compliance could have significant

In our increasingly interconnected world, the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) plays a vital role in everything from...

In an era where global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) underpin much of our daily lives, from guiding aircraft to enabling smartphone...

In the modern battlefield, technology plays a pivotal role, and the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is no exception. Recent...