One In Five Companies Look Quantum-Ready From Outside. Their Cloud Provider May Deserve The Credit.

Cyber Insurance News story on quantum readiness, showing rows of padlocked metal boxes in a dark archive lit by a cyan doorway

About one in five companies Black Kite monitors shows post-quantum encryption on at least one public system. Black Kite’s research chief says much of that likely came from their cloud providers. Its security chief says insurers have already asked about it. Black Kite has a number for how many companies look ready for quantum-era encryption. … Read more

IBM’s Quantum Safety Lead Doesn’t Expect A Cyber Catastrophe. If One Comes, He’s Watching Payments.

Cyber Insurance News story on quantum computing risk with IBM's John Buselli, showing a gold quantum computer chandelier hanging in a sunlit glass lab

Will quantum computing hand cyber insurers a catastrophe? IBM’s John Buselli doesn’t think so. If one comes, he expects it to hit payment networks, not one company. He also says nobody has shown him how to price the risk. John Buselli has spent a decade working almost exclusively on quantum safety and cryptography at IBM … Read more

Post-Quantum Automotive Security: SEALSQ Maps A Chip-Level Fix

A car built today may still run in 2045. The encryption inside it must last just as long. That is the problem SEALSQ says it will solve. The company has laid out a post-quantum automotive security roadmap. It wants to design quantum-resistant cryptography into the silicon of future vehicles. The vision is bold. The delivery … Read more

Post-Quantum Cryptography Exposes A Cyber Insurance Blind Spot

Insurers price the risks they can see. Cryptography is the risk they cannot. Post-quantum cryptography is about to make that blind spot expensive. Most cyber policies rest on a quiet assumption. They assume the encryption protecting a client’s data will hold. That assumption is weakening. Quantum computing threatens the math behind today’s encryption. The threat … Read more

CyberCube Warns Of An AI “Reality Check” For Cyber Insurance In 2026

CyberCube predicts that in 2026, organizations with poorly managed AI programs will face negative consequences, while those adopting AI responsibly, particularly in cyber insurance, will benefit. These conclusions are detailed in its Cyber Predictions Report 2026. In its press release, CyberCube described AI as a boardroom obsession and a market disruptor. The company said AI … Read more

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