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Quantum Computing and Enterprise Risk: What Boards Must Know Before 2027

Axix Technologies · 12/5/2025 · 6 min

Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks are not theoretical — encrypted backups and long-lived signatures are already in scope. Boards need a PQC decision framework tied to business continuity, not science headlines.

NIST finalized post-quantum standards. Regulators in major jurisdictions now ask how enterprises protect data with multi-decade confidentiality requirements. CyberDragon integrates PQC as a first-class control for industrial and enterprise workloads — this piece translates quantum risk into procurement, insurance, and audit language executives already use.

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Quantum Computing and Enterprise Risk: What Boards Must Know Before 2027