DOHA, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- Malaysia is developing a national plan to transition its critical information infrastructure to post-quantum cryptography, as part of efforts to strengthen cybersecurity and prepare the country for emerging threats posed by quantum computing.
ITU PP-26: Malaysia Developing National Plan For Post-quantum Cryptography - Fahmi
Fahmi Fadzil, post-quantum cryptography, emerging
BE Bernama 
Key takeaways
Malaysia is developing a national plan to transition critical infrastructure to post-quantum cryptography, led by MCMC with collaboration from key agencies.
- Malaysia is working on a national plan for post-quantum cryptography to enhance cybersecurity.
- MCMC is engaging with NSC, NACSA, and telecom operators to create a shared R&D testbed.
- The initiative aims to ensure secure and coordinated transition to quantum-resistant technologies.
Summarised automatically by AI from the original article by Bernama. AI can make mistakes, so check the original for details.
Read the full story on Bernama That's the opening of the story. The full piece is published by Bernama.
Continue reading ↗ Story details
- Published
- Section
- news
- Format
- Article
- Original
- bernama.com ↗
Related reporting
6 stories on this topic from 4 sources, oldest first.
- Harian Metro Fahmi ketuai delegasi ITU PP-26 di Doha
- Bernama ITU PP-26: Malaysia Developing National Plan For Post-quantum Cryptography - Fahmi (this story)
