Which post-quantum cryptography standards exist today?
NIST published FIPS 203, 204 and 205 in August 2024 for key exchange and signatures. What each one does, what is still pending, and what to do now.
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NIST published FIPS 203, 204 and 205 in August 2024 for key exchange and signatures. What each one does, what is still pending, and what to do now.
Post quantum cryptography replaces public key algorithms a quantum computer could break. See what NIST standardized in 2024 and the first moves to make.
PGP, standardised as OpenPGP, encrypts and signs files and email with public and private keys. Learn how it works, key handling and where it still fits.
A perimeter firewall filters traffic at the edge between your network and the internet. It still matters, but it is not enough alone. Learn rules and gaps.
A peer to peer VPN links devices directly, not through one gateway. See how the tunnels form, where the risk moves and which controls to set first.
Segment the plant by zones and a DMZ first. Microsegmentation adds finer control but needs identity and discovery most OT sites lack. Sequence it.
The OSI model splits networking into seven layers. See what each does, how it maps to TCP/IP, and which attacks and controls sit at which layer.
A 30, 60 and 90 day onboarding plan for new security hires: access first, then real systems, then ownership. Uses the NICE Framework for roles and skills.
Monitoring watches for known failures. Observability lets you ask new questions of your telemetry. See where each fits and how to run both without waste.
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