
What is quantum-safe cryptography?
Quantum-safe cryptography refers to encryption and security measures designed to protect systems against the advanced computational capabilities of quantum technology. Within financial infrastructure, it introduces a foundational shift in security, helping to strengthen systemic resilience and maintain long-term trust against emerging computational threats.
Your sources highlight quantum-safe cryptography as a major technological focus—notably at the 7th Global Fintech Fest 2026—but they do not detail the specific mathematical algorithms or technical frameworks behind it.
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