
The global race to quantum-safe cybersecurity has just changed gears. Here's why it matters
The gap between 'future quantum risk' and 'today’s cybersecurity planning' has narrowed considerably this year and organizations should start preparing.
Dr. José Ramón Martínez Saavedra is the VP of Innovation at Quside, where he leads the development of high-performance quantum random number generation (QRNG) technologies. A physicist with a PhD in Photonics from ICFO and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, José bridges the gap between fundamental quantum mechanics and deployable cryptographic infrastructure. He spearheads Quside’s efforts to solve the "entropy bottleneck" in modern encryption, providing major breakthroughs in randomness metrology, and ensuring that the entropy used in blockchain and cryptographic keys is not just fast, but demonstrably unpredictable. At this QSECDEF webinar, José will discuss how certified, quantum-origin randomness is becoming a mandatory requirement for post-quantum secure distributed ledgers.