Help AG, the cybersecurity arm of e&, launched Quantum 360 at GISEC Global 2026, introducing a portfolio of post-quantum cybersecurity services designed to help government entities, critical infrastructure operators, and enterprises understand their cryptographic exposure and develop a structured transition toward quantum-safe security.<\/p>\n
Quantum 360 debuted in collaboration with e& during an official ceremony at Help AG\u2019s booth on the second day of GISEC Global. Attendees included Abdulla Ebrahim Al Ahmed, Chief Government & VVIP Relations Officer at e& UAE, and Dr. Aleksandar Valjarevic, recently appointed CEO of Help AG.<\/p>\n
The launch comes as post-quantum readiness receives greater attention within the UAE\u2019s cybersecurity framework. According to Help AG, the UAE National Encryption Policy requires government entities to establish approved transition plans from traditional encryption methods to post-quantum cryptography. The company also cited the Dubai Electronic Security Center\u2019s Post-Quantum Cryptography Guideline as part of efforts to prepare Dubai\u2019s digital infrastructure for emerging quantum risks.<\/p>\n
Al Ahmed said strengthening cyber resilience and post-quantum security will be important for protecting sensitive data, critical infrastructure, and the wider digital economy as quantum technologies develop. He described Quantum 360 as a step toward helping organizations assess their current exposure and take a structured approach to quantum-safe security.<\/p>\n
Dr. Valjarevic said organizations increasingly need to understand where cryptographic assets are located, which assets are most exposed, and what should be prioritized for change. He said Quantum 360 is designed to turn that complexity into a practical journey toward quantum readiness.<\/p>\n
Quantum computing uses qubits to perform certain complex calculations and may eventually solve some problems significantly faster than classical computers. Help AG said sufficiently powerful quantum systems could break some widely used public-key encryption methods, creating risks for long-lived sensitive information such as medical records, trade secrets, and national security intelligence.<\/p>\n
The company also highlighted the risk of so-called harvest now, decrypt later attacks, in which threat actors collect encrypted information today with the intention of decrypting it once sufficiently capable quantum systems become available. Help AG said organizations handling information that must remain confidential for 10 to 20 years should begin identifying vulnerable systems and preparing for migration to post-quantum cryptographic standards.<\/p>\n
Quantum 360 is structured as an end-to-end service portfolio rather than a single technology deployment. Help AG said the offering addresses cryptographic assets, business risk, architecture, governance, and implementation as part of a broader post-quantum transition.<\/p>\n
The first service, Q-Lens, focuses on assessment. It is designed to provide visibility across an organization\u2019s cryptographic environment by discovering certificates, keys, algorithms, libraries, and dependencies across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments. It also establishes a Cryptographic Bill of Materials, or CBOM, to help organizations understand their exposure.<\/p>\n
Q-Path provides advisory services based on the results of cryptographic discovery. It assesses quantum exposure and readiness, identifies priorities, defines a target architecture, and creates a phased migration roadmap aligned with organizational and regulatory requirements.<\/p>\n
Q-Seal focuses on implementation for highly sensitive and critical environments. The service includes quantum-safe implementation capabilities and advanced key distribution approaches such as quantum key distribution, or QKD, where organizations require higher levels of assurance for critical communications. Together, the three services are structured around a five-stage process: discover, understand, prioritize, transition, and protect.<\/p>\n
Help AG said the appropriate post-quantum transition will vary between organizations depending on factors including the sensitivity and lifetime of data, existing cryptographic infrastructure, business criticality, regulatory obligations, and the required level of assurance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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