Quantum computing poses both risks and opportunities for cybersecurity.
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Quantum computing poses both risks and opportunities for cybersecurity.

While it can break traditional encryption schemes like RSA, it also enables quantum cryptography, such as Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), which offers unbreakable security through the laws of quantum mechanics.

Governments and corporations are heavily investing in post-quantum cryptography to safeguard sensitive information.

Innovations like quantum-resistant algorithms are emerging, creating a race to secure digital systems against future threats.

The intersection of quantum computing and cybersecurity has profound implications for national security, privacy, and data protection, making it a critical area of development and investment.