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How Post-Quantum Computing Will Affect TLS

F5 Networks • March 30, 2018  
How Post-Quantum Computing Will Affect TLS

The crypto community has been trying to prepare for the transition to "quantum-resistant" algorithms - that is, algorithms that are secure against an attack by a quantum computer.

Download this whitepaper and learn:

  • The difference between quantum computing versus quantum encryption;
  • What the current quantum computing exposure is;
  • The NIST timeline for choosing post-quantum algorithms.
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