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🔗 Let me share key insights from the recently released report by Quantum Business Network (QBN) on SQuaD-Quantenkommunikation workshop that took place 3 month ago in Florence. The workshop focused on the integration of Quantum Key Distribution (#QKD) and strategies to thwart eavesdropping—essential steps toward building a robust quantum internet. I had the opportunity to contribute to the panel on the topic of "Integration of Quantum Communication into existing infrastructure", see my old post: https://lnkd.in/ej3GBHRR 🌐 SQuaD Workshop Highlights: 1) Experts discussed transitioning QKD from niche applications to widespread networks, highlighting the need for scalability, cost-effectiveness, and robustness without relying on trusted nodes. 2) The workshop addressed potential vulnerabilities in QKD systems, emphasizing the importance of sophisticated countermeasures to detect and prevent security breaches. 🌐 Takeaways from the Report by Quantum Business Network (QBN): 1) We need telecom operators to pilot more QKD systems, supported by long-term government incentives. 2) Fiber-based QKD systems are expected to be among the first to be deployed (indeed they are already deployed), with mobile and satellite-based systems following in a subsequent phase. 3) The broader adoption of QKD will benefit from services such as Quantum-as-a-Service and Entanglement-as-a-Service, 4) Standardization and certification need to be pushed forward to create a vital market and common language. 5) Not all QKD systems offer the same level of security. 6) We need a unified security proof. 🚀 For QuantumPrime, these discussions underscore the critical nature of our work on solutions aiming to secure infrastructures against quantum threats. The advancements in QKD technology align perfectly with our goals to enhance global communication security through quantum-safe networks. #QuantumTechnology #Cybersecurity #QuantumPrime #QKD #SQuaDWorkshop #QuantumInternet

Join Nutanix and Intel at booth #3159 where we partner together and discuss how you can protect your organization from attacks and simultaneous sophisticated campaigns that threaten today's economy and security interests! #Nutanix #NTNX $NTNX

The integration of data-centric information systems with operational technologies that control physical assets is increasingly enhancing the need for U.S. entities to modernize their cybersecurity and resilience approaches, according to experts from government and industry. On a panel moderated by DefenseScoop Tuesday at a Scoop News Group-produced GDIT event, two Defense Department officials and two defense industry executives shared their latest insights on contemporary, real-world threats they’re tracking — at this convergence of IT systems, like computers and servers, with OT systems, like vehicles and medical devices — and how their teams are moving swiftly to adapt and respond. https://lnkd.in/e4ChNrjS

ITI and FEDITC JV beats out 10 to win $34M Space Force Delta 6 Defensive Cybersecurity Operations contract ==>> https://lnkd.in/ewvrVk3a ITI Solutions, Inc. | Orestes Yarbrough

This video, sponsored by Thales, will present how DME innovations enable higher integration and lower total cost of ownership. Cybersecurity features implementation and full Remote Control and Monitoring Solution (RCMS) will support A-PNT and PBN operations. Learn more about DME innovations on ICAO TV! https://lnkd.in/eFxKXSiP

Deadline Extended: Hack the Army Microgrid Initiative ⌛ Explore this unique opportunity presented by the DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office for the Hack the Army Microgrid project at US Army Fort Hunter Liggett. Set for deployment by summer 2024, this project focuses on establishing a secure, autonomous microgrid power system. A thorough cybersecurity assessment is essential to identify and rectify any vulnerabilities before operational deployment. 📄 Submission Requirements by July 4th, 2024: Provide a 2-page Discovery Paper that outlines how your solution aligns with the project requirements, your unique value proposition, the operational impact, and why it should be the choice for end-users. This is your entry into a competitive process aiming to award pilot projects under an Other Transaction Authority (OTA). 🔗 For submission details and more information, click here: https://lnkd.in/e_jtREN4 Seize the chance to contribute to the DoD's mission of securing critical infrastructure and pioneering autonomous power solutions. #Cybersecurity #DefenseInnovation #DoD #MilitaryTech #GovernmentContracts #CriticalInfrastructure #TechInnovation #SubmissionDeadline | Keith W. Gibson, CFCM, SCPM | Bonnie Evangelista | Anne Laurent | DoD Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office | Sana U. Hoda | BENJAMIN MCMARTIN | Quentin McCoy | Tatiana Peters | Lori-Ann Rissler | Dolores Kuchina-Musina, Ph.D. | Gage Asper | Stephanie Wilson | John Mumley | Ryan Connell | ARI (Applied Research Institute) | Savon Thomas

The integration of data-centric information systems with operational technologies that control physical assets is increasingly enhancing the need for U.S. entities to modernize their cybersecurity and resilience approaches, according to experts from government and industry. On a panel moderated by DefenseScoop Tuesday at a Scoop News Group-produced GDIT event, two Defense Department officials and two defense industry executives shared their latest insights on contemporary, real-world threats they’re tracking — at this convergence of IT systems, like computers and servers, with OT systems, like vehicles and medical devices — and how their teams are moving swiftly to adapt and respond. https://lnkd.in/efCAkfA5

Dr. Emma Stewart, Chief Power Grid Scientist & Research Strategist for the Idaho National Laboratory, Katherine Rawls, Director, Sector Cyber Engagement for the U.S. Department of Transportation, John Garstka, Cyber Warfare Director for the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition & Sustainment, Dr. Matthew Rogers, Industrial Control Systems Expert at Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and Matt Hayden, VP of Cyber & Emerging Threats at General Dynamics Information Technology, explored how operational technology systems differ across sectors such as transportation, energy, and defense, and the challenges these differences present for securing critical infrastructure. They addressed the evolution of cyber threats and vulnerabilities in OT environments and emphasized the importance of cross-sector collaboration, including partnerships between government agencies and the private sector, to enhance resilience. The discussion also highlighted proactive steps, innovative approaches, and emerging technologies that are essential for securing OT systems. #GDITEmerge

Our nation's critical warfare assets are uniquely difficult to protect from cyberattacks. They are examples of large Systems of Systems (SoS) running multiple concurrent mission threads, presenting vast numbers of threat surfaces that include complex integrated systems, satellite communications links, sensor fusion platforms and many human/machine interfaces. G2 Ops has been working to address this challenge through multiple MBSE-enabled mission-focused cyber assessment developments. To learn more about G2 Ops’ innovations in this area, see the CHIPS article on “A New Cyber-Resilient Approach for Warfighting Platforms” - https://lnkd.in/gBmN-QQz If you are looking for more information on this or other cyber resilience topics, come see us at AFCEA West 2025 - Primary exhibit hall Booth #1650. AFCEA International AFCEA San Diego Chapter