SECURITYJun 18 · 04:06 UTCCOINTELEGRAPHFelix Ng

France to stop certifying products lacking quantum-resistant encryption

France’s cybersecurity agency will block certification of products lacking quantum-resistant encryption starting in 2027, with full adoption planned by 2030. The move aims to enhance security against future quantum computing threats.

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