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QNu Labs Launches Corporate Training Programme on Quantum-Safe Security

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QNu Labs launched a 12-hour corporate training programme via QNu Academy to help enterprises prepare for quantum-safe security migration. Supported by India's National Quantum Mission, the course covers QKD, QRNG, PQC, and cryptographic inventory management, targeting CISOs and security strategists. The initiative aims to address the 'harvest now, decrypt later' threat by providing structured, assessment-based certification. The programme includes on-site workshops for cohorts of 15-50 participants and half-day executive briefings for senior leadership.

Key points

• QNu Labs launched a 12-hour corporate training programme supported by India's National Quantum Mission to help enterprises prepare for quantum-safe security migration.
• The programme covers QKD, QRNG, PQC, and cryptographic inventory management, targeting CISOs and security strategists with assessment-based certification.

Context

QNu Labs, a global leader in hybrid quantum cybersecurity solutions, introduced a specialised training programme through QNu Academy to equip enterprise cybersecurity professionals with knowledge on quantum communications, including theory, practical applications, and industry capabilities. The initiative addresses growing concerns around the security of sensitive data as quantum computing advances, specifically targeting the 'harvest now, decrypt later' threat.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single press release from November 2026. Specific participant outcomes, certification pass rates, or long-term security impact data are not provided. The programme's effectiveness against the 'harvest now, decrypt later' threat remains unverified.

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