Senetas is proud to announce its sponsorship of AISA AdeSEC, South Australia’s pre-eminent security conference, on Friday, 22nd August.
Our team will be attending and is looking forward to engaging with industry leaders, cybersecurity professionals, and government representatives.
Join us to explore how Senetas delivers Future-Ready Architecture essential for tomorrow’s security landscape:
- Quantum-Ready & Crypto-Agile: Our solutions are built to adapt to future threats and evolving security requirements, including the looming quantum threat, with robust support for customisation.
- Overcome Performance Limitations: We help you overcome the performance limitations and network complexity often associated with traditional encryption solutions.
- Meet Stringent Requirements: Our technology is designed to meet stringent regulatory and compliance requirements, ensuring your data is protected to the highest standards.
The Senetas team will be on hand to discuss how our high-assurance encryption can safeguard your most sensitive data and critical infrastructure. Don’t miss the opportunity to also ask our friendly staff about how we are partnering with Monash University for solutions to Shaping Quantum-Safe Digital Provenance in the era of AI-generated content and misinformation.
We look forward to connecting with you there!
Event Details:
- Event: AISA AdeSEC
- Date: Friday, 22nd August
- Location: Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide
Our recommendations to better understand the topic of shaping the future of cybersecurity before attending the AISA AdeSEC.
Quantum Resistant Encryption Security by Senetas
Our approach to long-term data protection begins with understanding how the digital landscape is evolving, as modern technologies continue to reshape the way we think about cybersecurity.
Explore how quantum computing can affect cryptography and be future-ready with Quantum Encryption Solutions by Senetas.
The Senetas team has created a guide to help outline the 5-Steps to Safeguarding Quantum Security. We explore how quantum computing, while offering revolutionary problem-solving potential across global industries, also presents a significant threat to traditional cryptographic systems.
We recognise the challenge—and the critical need to ensure data encryption remains secure against quantum attacks. Before speaking with us in South Australia, why not read our CIO’s guide to preparing for post-quantum security.
