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    Podcast | Quantum Vibe Coding - with Vincent van Wingerden of Classiq
    In this episode, Vincent van Wingerden, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Classiq, joins host Konstantinos Karagiannis to discuss the dawn of quantum vibe coding. While traditional quantum programming often requires tedious manual manipulation of gates and hardware-specific constraints, Classiq’s platform introduces a high-level abstraction that allows users to focus on intent rather than…
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    Three Practical Steps to Prepare for Post-Quantum Cryptography Without Launching a Major Program
    Many organizations still view post-quantum cryptography (PQC) as a future problem. After all, large-scale quantum computers capable of breaking today's widely used encryption standards have not yet arrived. The challenge is that preparing for PQC will take significantly longer than many leaders realize. Every application, certificate, cryptographic library, third-party platform and vendor…
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    Podcast | Building the “Worst” Quantum Devices at DEF CON with Quantum Village
    In this episode, host Konstantinos Karagiannis reunites with longtime friends and co-founders of the Quantum Village, Mark Carney and Victoria Kumran, to preview their upcoming plans for DEF CON 34. Celebrating their fifth anniversary, the duo reflects on how the Quantum Village has evolved from a "hodgepodge" of quantum skepticism into an internationally recognized hub for open-source, hands-on…
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    Transcript | Post-Quantum Cryptography Today— with Skip Norton from Quintessence Labs
    Is your organization post-quantum ready? NIST’s finalists for PQC ciphers are expected in 2024, and time is running out to prepare for their implementation. Regulators will force this migration long before quantum computing hardware actually cracks encryption. The path to being ready for post-quantum cryptography will require assessing your organization’s crypto agility, and will certainly…
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    Confessions of an ethical hacker: ‘I could break into any company, all it takes is time’ - Cloned
    “The biggest weakness that we find now for organizations is legacy software. Companies have grown so much in such a very short period of time […] but one part of their operational stuff that they use internally might be susceptible, might not have been updated, or might not have progressed through.” “Prioritizing cybersecurity is an imperative in the organizations, not just as an IT issue but as…
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    Confessions of an ethical hacker: ‘I could break into any company, all it takes is time’
    “The biggest weakness that we find now for organizations is legacy software. Companies have grown so much in such a very short period of time […] but one part of their operational stuff that they use internally might be susceptible, might not have been updated, or might not have progressed through.” “Prioritizing cybersecurity is an imperative in the organizations, not just as an IT issue but as…
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    Emerging Technologies
    Organizations that do not take advantage of new and emerging technologies will find they are outdated and lose competitive advantage. However, jumping on the new technology bandwagon without a strategy, roadmap and business alignment will certainly lead to diminished returns and technology risk exposure.Protiviti’s cloud services and emerging technologies team help organizations embrace new…
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    Emerging Technologies: Creating New Ways to Solve Business Problems
    In today’s rapidly evolving business world, the lines between technology and business have blurred. Organizations need to modernize and transform their technology in order to successfully compete. CIOs play a critical role in transforming the world of work using automation and technology – but they can’t do it alone. Collaboration among the C-suite is critical. In this blog series, Protiviti…
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    And the Survey Says: Digital and Emerging Technologies Will Add Jobs Over the Next Decade
    It’s probably not surprising that emerging technology’s role in the future of work, the workforce and workplaces are top of mind for global business leaders; what is surprising is nearly three quarters (74%) of those executives believe digital and emerging technologies will add jobs and increase the size of their workforce over the next decade. That should help allay some of the fears of workers…
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    Reducing Inequality in a More Connected Future Requires New Perspectives on Inclusion and the Ability to “Think Globally,” Says NSW’s Chief Data Scientist, Dr. Ian Oppermann
    Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most business leaders probably gave little or no thought to the ideas of “geographic inclusion” or “time zone inclusion.” But Dr. Ian Oppermann, chief data scientist for the New South Wales Government in Australia, emphasizes that these are “real issues” for businesses to address if they want to make virtual work arrangements sustainable — and more engaging — for the…
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