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Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 4
Quantum Secure Encryption Scales With 262 Customers, Names Michael Massing CTO as US Pledges $2 Billion
Updated
Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 4

Quantum Secure Encryption Scales With 262 Customers, Names Michael Massing CTO as US Pledges $2 Billion

1 articles · Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 4

Summary

  • Quantum Secure Encryption said it has moved into commercial scaling, generating revenue from 262 customer accounts and adding Michael Massing as CTO effective June 1.
  • US$2 billion in Commerce Department letters of intent for nine quantum-computing companies sharpened QSE’s pitch that faster quantum progress raises the urgency of post-quantum cybersecurity.
  • QSE said its platform is already commercially available and built around three functions—Assess, Protect and Control Access—designed to layer quantum-resilient security onto existing systems rather than replace them outright.
  • Massing brings more than 30 years of cybersecurity and cryptography experience, including roles at Dell SonicWall and TokenX Labs, plus eight issued patents.
  • The company is betting that regulatory pressure, long-life data risks and partner-led sales across enterprise, government and regulated industries will turn post-quantum security into a broader commercial market.

Insights

As the U.S. invests billions to build quantum computers, can our defenses keep pace with the threats they create?
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