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M3SH x NetFoundry ? M3SH has partnered with NetFoundry, the leader in zero trust networking, to bring secure-by-design connectivity to critical infrastructure across multiple sectors. ? NetFoundry eliminates the vulnerabilities of traditional VPNs and private circuits, embedding zero trust directly into applications and devices. NetFoundry eliminates the vulnerabilities of traditional VPNs and private circuits, embedding zero trust security directly into applications and devices. Their platform protects critical infrastructure across three continents, from manufacturing to AI-powered APIs used by 8 of the top 10 US banks. ? By integrating NetFoundry’s software-defined networking, M3SH is enhancing secure, real-time data transmission —ensuring safer environments, improved decision-making, and resilient operations. ? #m3sh #netfoundry #zerotrust #innovation #securebydesign #partnership

As we finish up the year and prep for 2025 scanning networks and understanding vulnerabilities should be at the top of the list for network admins and ICS operators. Cyber threats are not going away folks, only developing more insidious attack vectors #IIoT #cybersecurity #postquantumcryptography https://lnkd.in/gGsZinRH

Forecasting Adoption of Post-Quantum Encryption Patero has collated publically available data into a "Forecast of Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) Adoption." The bottom line is that the early adopters are moving already. We have included a nifty graph on page three:

Exciting news! It’s going to be a busy 2025!

Cryptogrpahy on a Collision Course with Quantum

We must stop listening on the network interface with inbound ports. Here are 3 articles I came across today on why: - New critical Apache Struts flaw exploited to find vulnerable servers - Over 25,000 SonicWall VPN Firewalls exposed to critical flaws - A new ransomware regime is now targeting critical systems with weaker networks There are so many techniques to make these attacks hard or impossible: port knocking, SPA, UDP/non-response to unauthenticated packets, and outbound-only connections. OpenZiti is a free and open source method, using does outbound-only connections (and way more) while having SDKs & tunnel endpoints for any device so it can be embedded in your existing apps or products. - https://lnkd.in/eHmKxjrk - https://lnkd.in/eWmEa29B

Check out Galeal Zino's latest insights on how bringing secure networking into the software developer platform is changing the game for innovation, security, and performance! With software-defined overlays, you can now create and embed networks as code. https://lnkd.in/gu223pkr #zerotrust #appnets #securenetworking #embeddableZeroTrust

Researchers have taken another step toward cracking RSA security. The approach of "Q-Day" (when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer [QRQC] exists) may be accelerating. Physicists, quantum scientists, mathematicians, and computer scientists are converging the disciplines of mathematics, AI, CS, and quantum science. This pace of convergence is accelerating the approach of Q-Day. MIT researchers Seyoon Ragavan and Vinod Vaikuntanathan recently took such a step. Their paper, Space-Efficient, and Noise-Robust Quantum Factoring, proposes that the number of circuits and qubits that might be needed to crack RSA security could be substantially reduced. The paper proposes a way to compute exponents using simple multiplication instead of squaring. This means that only two quantum memory units would be needed for multiplication instead of the substantial memory required for exponential calculations. Vaikuntanathan and Ragavan also tackled error correction by filtering corrupt results and only processing correct results. Bottom line? A much more memory-efficient circuit with better error correction for factoring large numbers —?which is the basis for cracking RSA. Is it ready for prime time? No. But not practical today, "their work brings quantum factoring algorithms closer to reality,” says Regev.

Certified on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL 9), Patero CryptoQoR? is available from Carahsoft Discover how Patero modernizes RHEL network security with post-quantum cryptography by: ? Uniting traditional and NIST post-quantum encryption to minimize technology turnover ? Increasing cryptographic agility by giving users the flexibility to choose and modify active encryption algorithms ? Leveraging various compute options to unify security with quantum-resilient encryption Contact Carahsoft here: https://lnkd.in/gn_Xm5Mj #cybersecurity #postquantumcryptography #postquantum #zerotrust Michael Shrader, Kenneth Bonner, Michael Epley, Felicity Amos, Peter Clay, Mark Greer, Jen Goncalves,

Patero has released a Red Hat certified version of RHEL 9 for easy enterprise upgrades. DM me for more details and testing schedules