The cybersecurity solutions provider Lastwall has launched its first quantum encryption resilient product, Quantum Shield. This product utilizes Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms of the draft standard issued by NIST and integrates it into the Transport Layer Security (TLS) layer, thus significantly enhancing security. In addition, it also features encryption agility, allowing for rapid updates with minimal configuration changes to adapt to the algorithms that NIST will officially standardize.

Cavero Quantum, a passwordless cryptography technology company spun off from the University of Leeds, has secured £2.2 million in funding from Foresight and Northern Gritstone. This funding will be used to commercialize its technology and launch its first product. The company claims that this will be the world's first solution to replace security standards such as ECDH without affecting the architecture and customer experience. It can protect communications from attacks by classical and future quantum computers and can be deployed on any device.

Post-quantum cryptography technology company BTQ recently announced that it has registered and established an Australian subsidiary in Sydney. The subsidiary will primarily advance its research and development efforts in quantum algorithms to enhance the security and efficiency of communications. In addition, it has also announced a partnership with Macquarie University and the Sydney Quantum Academy to cultivate the next generation of quantum technology specialists.

Quantum Xchange launched version 4.0 of its quantum-safe key delivery platform "Phio TX" yesterday, featuring Phio VPN functionality. It is the first Virtual Private Network (VPN) to combine AI-native networking with quantum-safe key management and delivery. It supports all the Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQCs) algorithms that will be standardized by the NIST and can work with an organization’s existing router/VPN appliance and a quantum-key source.