Description: Quantum resilience refers to the ability of security protocols to withstand attacks that leverage the capabilities of quantum computing. As quantum technology advances, it becomes increasingly crucial to develop security systems that are not only effective against current threats but can also withstand the challenges posed by quantum computing. This involves creating algorithms and protocols that are intrinsically secure against decryption methods that could be facilitated by quantum computers, such as Shor’s algorithm, which can factor large integers exponentially faster than classical algorithms. Quantum resilience focuses not only on data protection but also on the integrity and authenticity of information transmitted across networks, especially in various contexts where the interconnection of devices increases the attack surface. Therefore, quantum resilience becomes a fundamental pillar for ensuring security in a future where quantum computing is a reality, protecting both user privacy and the stability of critical infrastructures.
