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Alan Grau

  • VP, Sales & Business Development, PQShield
  • VP, Sales & Business Development, PQShield
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When it comes to securing systems against quantum computers, there is no one-size-fits-all solution

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By Alan Grau
| helpnetsecurity.com
Quantum computers will rapidly solve complex mathematical problems. This includes the ability to break both RSA and ECC encryption in seconds. In response, NIST has been leading an effort to define new cryptographic algorithms that will withstand attacks from quantum computers. NIST started this process in 2015. Beginning with almost 70 candidate algorithms, NIST narrowed the field down to a set of finalists over 3 selection rounds.
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Managing Machine Identities: How To Protect Your Data & Systems Against Cyber Attack

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By Alan Grau, joined Sectigo, CTO . He, Alan Walsh 
| CPO Magazine
For connected companies, authentication of user identities is often top of mind for IT security leaders who aim to control secure access to networked applications and sensitive data. However, the exponential growth of connected devices and machines in the modern enterprise can expose cybersecurity vulnerabilities within machine-to-machine communications.
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Fact vs. fiction: Today's IoT security challenges

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By Alan Grau
| TechTarget
Organizations must first understand the specific challenges that come with IoT security, including the lack of standardization and the physical vulnerabilities of devices. By Alan GrauGuest Contributor Published: 06 Aug 2021 When it comes to device security, today's manufacturers make a lot of claims. Most will boast that their security measures are enough to meet the needs of the moment.
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