Hi All
An interesting paper from FS-ISAC:
Quantum computing is a developing technology that use principles of quantum mechanics to solve very
difficult problems quickly. In the coming years, businesses in the payment card industry will be able to use this technology to conduct complex operations that are far too difficult for today's computers. That will expand the scope of their businesses enormously, These capacities will be available to threat actors too.
Experts predict quantum computers will be able to break all widely deployed classical public
key cryptography (like RSA and elliptic curve cryptography) algorithms instantly, threatening
the security of many technological systems throughout the financial sector. Over 20 billion devices will need to be migrated to quantum-safe cryptography.
Regards
Caute_Cautim
I agree. Quantum computing presents both opportunities and significant security challenges for the payment card industry. The ability to break classical cryptographic algorithms poses a serious threat, making the transition to quantum-safe cryptography essential. The scale of migration required for over 20 billion devices highlights the urgency of proactive planning and investment in post-quantum cryptographic solutions.