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Sep 2022
12m 43s

How to Protect your Data in the Quantum ...

Gautam Siwach
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Podcast with Gautam Siwach and Jin Vanstee !

Speaker - Thomas Harrer , Thomas is an IBM distinguished engineer and CTO for server storage in Europe, Middle East and Africa. His experience is around Hybrid Cloud & AI Platform, Infrastructure for mission critical systems, Cyber Resilience, Data, IT architecture, IT infrastructure, IBM Systems, Server & Storage,Service Management, Methods, Video, Communications.

  • Why is cryptography so important for our economy and our life?

  • Is the existing cryptography still secure enough for all time in the future?

  • How to mitigate this severe risk from eventually broken crypto protocols?

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