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SandboxAQ Partners with Department of War to Enhance Cybersecurity with AQtive Guard

SandboxAQ Partners with Department of War to Enhance Cybersecurity with AQtive Guard

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SandboxAQ has entered a significant five-year agreement with the Department of War’s Chief Information Officer to bolster cybersecurity through its AQtive Guard platform. This collaboration aims to expedite the discovery and inventory of cryptographic assets, a crucial step towards transitioning to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). The partnership builds on SandboxAQ’s previous success in demonstrating quantum-resistant cryptography capabilities in a prototype project with DISA Emerging Technology’s QRC PKI program. As organizations face growing threats from AI-powered attacks and the impending challenges posed by quantum computing, the need for modernized cybersecurity infrastructure becomes critical. Gartner has highlighted the urgency by predicting that traditional cryptography could become obsolete by 2029, making the shift to PQC imperative for safeguarding critical systems.

AQtive Guard offers a centralized solution for managing cryptographic security, allowing organizations to efficiently map and manage their cryptographic assets and dependencies. This agreement not only strengthens the DoW’s cyber resilience but also sets a precedent for other agencies to adopt AQtive Guard, providing continuous visibility into cryptographic assets and enhancing their ability to counter emerging threats. Jack Hidary, CEO of SandboxAQ, emphasized the importance of this collaboration, stating that it reflects the government’s commitment to advancing cryptographic standards to address both AI-driven and quantum threats. This strategic move ensures that defense systems remain resilient, interoperable, and agile in the face of evolving cyber threats.

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