New Delhi: Tech major IBM on Wednesday announced a comprehensive set of tools and capabilities for organizations including government agencies to provide end-to-end quantum-secure technology and secure their key data.
The company announced ‘Quantum Safe Explorer’ to enable organizations to scan source and object code to locate cryptographic assets, dependencies, vulnerabilities and generate cryptography bill of materials (CBOM). ,Also Read: Realme 11 Pro+ 5G to launch in India soon: Check price, specifications and more,
It allows teams to view and aggregate potential risks in one central location, IBM said during its annual Think conference in Orlando, Florida. ,Also Read: Apple iPhone 16 Series Display Details Leaked: Check Possible Price, Specifications, and Other Information,
IBM ‘Quantum Safe Advisor’ allows the creation of dynamic or operational views of cryptographic inventory to guide remediation and analyze cryptographic posture and prioritize risks.
Another tool, ‘Quantum Safe Remediator’, enables organizations to deploy and test best practice-based quantum-safe remediation patterns to understand potential impacts on systems and assets as they deploy quantum-safe solutions. are ready to do.
IBM said it is also unveiling its IBM Quantum SAFE roadmap to help customers understand and support them through this security transition.
“As a leader in quantum computing, IBM recognizes the importance of comprehensively addressing the critical needs of our customers as they look to transform their cryptography for the quantum age,” said Ray Harishankar, IBM Fellow and IBM Quantum Safe Lead. also consider.”
Harishankar said, “Our new suite of quantum-secure technologies and milestones set out on our roadmap are designed to drive the continued development of useful quantum computing as well as post-quantum security, in which industries can effectively navigate this transition.” Contains solutions to help you easily navigate to and from.