post quantum Review

I like that it's open source, so we can really see how well it works for our needs. It's been easy to implement into our infrastructure, and it has been very effective in protecting data from quantum attacks. We're still using the software as an initial layer of defense, but we're looking at alternatives to continue our journey towards more secure storage. As with any technology, there are tradeoffs in terms of speed and cost. If you need something secure and you have the budget, then this is a

I like that it protects data from being read by third parties, as well as encrypting email so we don't have to worry about our emails getting leaked through phishing attacks or other security breaches at work. There's not much you can do with PQ if your organization doesn't support using multiple keys per file (which would make sense in this case). We are solving issues related to protecting sensitive information within an enterprise environment; specifically employee files stored online for…

We use it to encrypt our backups for Disaster Recovery purposes, which we believe will protect us from Quantum attacks down into future time periods (whereas symmetric encryption only protects you today). It's relatively easy install & config but I think they could improve their support documentation as its not always clear what each setting does or how things interact with one another - some parts are buried deep in settings files that don't have descriptive names so can be difficult figuring