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Post-Quantum Security & Zero Trust: KIT and Wibu-Systems on the Future of Software Protection
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How do we prepare for a world where quantum computing, insider threats, and cyberattacks converge?In this joint discussion, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and Wibu-Systems share unique insights into:
- Why zero trust architectures are essential to defend against insider threats.
- How Kerckhoffs’ principle and the award-winning Blurry Box technology provide verifiable, provable protection.
- The urgency of starting the post-quantum cryptography (PQC) transition now, before attackers decrypt today’s secrets tomorrow.
- The challenges of implementing PQC in real-world software licensing, including memory demands, multiple key handling, and smooth upgrade paths.
- Why flexible licensing without strong security is meaningless — and how security, IP protection, and integrity must converge to sustain future business models.Watch the roundtable that we held at our INNO DAYS 2025 event along with KIT, Infineon, and SAP and explore how we all are shaping long-term resilience with crypto agility, hybrid systems, and robust licensing mechanisms https://youtube.com/live/7isVr527YJo.
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