You're listening to the Cyberwire Network, powered by N2K.

This exclusive N2K Pro subscriber-only episode of CISO Perspectives has been unlocked for all Cyberwire listeners through the generous support of Meter,

building full-stack zero-trust networks from the ground up.

Trusted by security and network leaders everywhere,

meter delivers fast, secure by design,

and scalable connectivity

without the frustration, friction,

complexity, and cost

of managing an endless proliferation of vendors and tools.

Meter gives your enterprise a complete networking stack, secure wired, wireless, and cellular

in one integrated solution built for performance, resilience, and scale.

Go to meter.com slash CISOP today to learn more and book your demo.

That's M-E-T-E-R.com slash C-I-S-O-P.

Quantum Computing isn't replacing classical computing anytime soon,

with soon being defined as within the next one to three years.

That said, given that most strategic planning cycles are three to five years long, it seems full-hearty

not to consider quantum computing and its impacts. While everyone argues about timelines,

there's one thing that's already certain. When quantum does scale, it will break a lot of what

we depend on to keep our organization secure. The problems with quantum aren't going to automatically appear out of the blue.

Rather, the countdown for these concerns has already started.

Think about how long your sensitive data needs to remain confidential.

Five years? 10? 20? If your data has a long shelf

...