The Quantum Countdown: Why Today’s Encryption Is Already at Risk
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The Quantum Countdown: Why Today’s Encryption Is Already at Risk

John Hill | November 18, 2025

How Quantum Computing Will Expose Data Long Thought Secure, and What Resilience Leaders Must Do Before It’s Too Late While organizations obsess over ransomware, phishing, and insider threats, a far more devastating storm is quietly brewing. Nation-states and cybercriminals are stealing encrypted data right now, banking on one terrifying bet: quantum computing will shatter encryption wide open.When that day comes—sooner than most realize—what you assumed was protected will become public. It’s called “harvest now, decrypt later”—and it’s the ticking time bomb for which almost no one is prepared. Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: The Silent War Has Already Started This isn’t…
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