Securing the Quantum Era
Quantum-ERA-ready encryption platform
for unmatched protection
In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, protecting data-in-motion -information actively traversing networks - is paramount.
Traditional encryption technologies, including Layer 3 encryption platforms, often introduce complexities and inefficiencies, especially in environments requiring low latency and high throughput.
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In contrast, Layer 2 encryption secures data at the data link layer, offering streamlined protection with reduced overhead, making it ideal for critical infrastructure and telecommunications systems.
The emergence of quantum computing presents an unprecedented challenge to current encryption technologies and standards.
Quantum computers could potentially render widely used cryptographic algorithms obsolete, exposing sensitive data to catastrophic risks. As General Paul M. Nakasone, Commander of U.S. Cyber Command and Director of the National Security Agency, stated, "A cryptanalytically relevant quantum computer could jeopardize civilian and military communications as well as undermine supervisory and control systems for critical infrastructure."
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This looming threat underscores the urgency for adopting quantum-resistant cryptography - advanced algorithms designed to withstand attacks from quantum computers.
These solutions include Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), each providing critical elements in a secure, quantum-ready future.
This imminent threat makes the adoption of quantum-resistant encryption not just an option, but an urgent necessity.
Modern supply chains, integral to critical infrastructure and hardware systems, present their own vulnerabilities.As hardware and components pass through multiple vendors and regions, the risk of tampering, insertion of malicious code, or exploitation of unknown backdoors grows exponentially.
For example, cyberattacks targeting hardware supply chains have proven devastating in recent years, with compromised systems leading to breaches in defense systems, energy grids, and even telecommunications networks.Securing the hardware supply chain is no longer optional -it’s a critical component of a robust cybersecurity strategy, ensuring the integrity of the systems that power essential services.
Our Story
As a subsidiary of BATM Advanced Communications,
QiEra Systems benefits from the resources and expertise of a global technology leader known for its groundbreaking work in telecommunications and cybersecurity.
This partnership strengthens our ability to deliver cutting-edge encryption solutions that address the pressing challenges of today while anticipating the threats of tomorrow.
