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SAIMA SYSTEMS joins the CIONET Industry X community, which focuses on Industry 4.0
SAIMA SYSTEMS, a company specializing in connectivity and cybersecurity, has joined CIONET Industry X, the CIONET community focused on Industry 4.0 and one of the leading international forums for technological leadership and business transformation in the industrial sector.
SAIMA SYSTEMS joins the international CIONET Industry X Community
SAIMA SYSTEMS, a connectivity and cybersecurity company, has announced that it has joined CIONET Industry X, CIONET’s community specializing in Industry 4.0 and one of the leading international forums for technological leadership and business transformation dedicated to the industrial sector.
The cyberattack that could take ten years to pay off: stealing data today to decrypt it tomorrow
The strategy known as “Harvest now, decrypt later” poses a new challenge for companies: encrypted information that is currently inaccessible can be intercepted and stored until quantum computing makes it possible to break its protections. SAIMA SYSTEMS warns that the transition to post-quantum cryptography should not wait until that technological capability becomes a reality.
SAIMA SYSTEMS warns that cybercriminals are already storing data to decrypt it in the future
Quantum computing is still in the development phase, but its potential implications for cybersecurity are already forcing companies to look beyond current threats. One of the main concerns is the so-called “Harvest now, decrypt later” strategy, in which cybercriminals intercept and store encrypted information with the aim of decrypting it once they have sufficiently advanced technology.
The data that hackers steal today to decrypt in ten years
What if someone were stealing a company's data today with no intention of using it for another ten years?
The importance of taking action now against “Harvest now, decrypt later”
Experts explain that, “if information will still be valuable ten years from now, it must also be protected against the threats that will exist ten years from now.”
The importance of taking action now against “Harvest now, decrypt later”
The “Harvest now, decrypt later” strategy poses a serious problem for companies in their fight against cybercrime.
Criminals may focus on stealing data and storing it rather than using it immediately. Their goal would be to wait until quantum computers reach the processing power needed to decrypt information that is currently well protected.
Cybercriminals are already stealing data to decrypt it when the quantum era arrives
What would happen if someone were gathering confidential information from a company today with the intention of using it a decade from now? Although this may seem like a scenario straight out of a science fiction movie, it is a threat that cybersecurity experts around the world are already analyzing—one known as “Harvest now, decrypt later.”
Cybercriminals are already stealing data to decrypt it when the quantum era arrives
What if someone were stealing a company’s data today with no intention of using it for another ten years? Although it may sound like a science-fiction plot, it’s a strategy that’s already causing concern among cybersecurity experts around the world and is known by the following term: “Harvest now, decrypt later.”
The increased risk of cyberattacks in the summer puts corporate cyber resilience to the test
In the summer, thousands of companies scale back their operations, reorganize their teams, and adopt more flexible work arrangements. But the risk of cyberattacks also rises, because cyberattackers step up their activity due to reduced staff availability; and, above all, because certain corporate protocols are relaxed. This makes the summer vacation period one of the most vulnerable times of the year for corporate cybersecurity.