Malaysia plans to accelerate quantum migration to protect national data, engaging agencies and telecom companies in R&D collaboration.
Malaysia's Communications Minister asked MCMC to collaborate with security agencies and telecom companies.
Quantum migration involves upgrading security systems to use quantum-resistant encryption.
Quantum computers are expected to challenge current encryption methods, prompting urgent action.
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Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil said the proposed collaboration will involve establishing an R&D space to facilitate faster and more secure quantum migration in Malaysia. (Facebook pic)DOHA: Malaysia is considering accelerating its quantum migration process to strengthen national data security amid advances in quantum computing technology that are expected to pose new challenges to cybersecurity systems.
Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil said he had asked the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to hold discussions with the National Security Council (MKN), the National Cyber Security Agency (Nacsa) and telecommunications companies to explore potential collaboration in this area.
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