Google Cloud sets 2027 quantum-security milestone
Google Cloud has set the end of 2027 as its first major deadline for protecting customer workloads and sensitive data flows against attacks enabled by future quantum computers, marking a significant step in its wider plan to make its cloud infrastructure post-quantum ready by 2029. The timetable places so-called “store now, decrypt later” attacks at the front of the company’s security migration.…
Google Cloud has set 2027 as its deadline for protecting customer workloads and sensitive data flows against attacks enabled by future quantum computers, marking a significant step in its plan to make its cloud infrastructure post-quantum ready by 2029. The company has divided its post-quantum cryptography programme into separate risk domains, with the first domain covering confidentiality and the store-now-decrypt-later threat, with key changes targeted for completion by the end of 2027.
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