Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a distant concept but an urgent priority for organisations safeguarding critical data. The clock is ticking as quantum computing advances threaten current encryption methods faster than many expect. As telecoms and infrastructure advisors, Bridge Connect examines the realistic timelines and complex challenges involved in adopting quantum-safe security. Understanding these factors is essential to prepare your organisation for the next wav

Quantum computing is no longer a distant concept but an emerging force reshaping security risks worldwide. Your organisation’s current encryption could become vulnerable sooner than expected, exposing critical data to threats that classical systems cannot counter. As telecoms and infrastructure advisors, Bridge Connect examines why board members must prioritise the urgent migration to quantum-safe encryption to safeguard their strategic interests. Quantum Computing: A New Fro

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In recent years, the Middle East has become a notable player in the tech investment scene, with a keen interest in dual-purpose technologies. These innovations, which serve both civilian and military applications, have caught the eye of sovereign wealth funds and family offices across the Gulf region