Post-Quantum Cryptography refers to the new generation of cryptography solutions that emerged as quantum computers threaten existing encryption methods. This blog post examines the definition of Post-Quantum Cryptography, its basic features, and the impact of quantum computers on cryptography. It compares different Post-Quantum Cryptography types and algorithms and offers practical applications. It also evaluates the requirements, risks, challenges, and expert opinions for transitioning to this field and offers strategies for future security. The aim is to ensure that you are prepared for a secure future with Post-Quantum Cryptography. What is Post-Quantum Cryptography? Definition and Basic Features Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) is the general name of cryptographic algorithms and protocols developed to eliminate the threat posed by quantum computers to existing cryptographic systems. Quantum computers are...