John Prisco

1 month ago | iotworldtoday.com | John Prisco |Berenice Baker

Toshiba Digital Solutions and KDDI Research recently demonstrated multiplexing technology that enables quantum key distribution and the transmission of massive data volumes simultaneously on a single optical fiber. The researchers assigned secret encryption keys to different light spectrum bands, creating a system theoretically impossible to hack while maintaining fast data transmission capabilities.

1 month ago | forbes.com | John Prisco

John Prisco, Security CEO & founder of Safe Quantum Inc., working with data-driven companies to develop and deploy quantum-safe technologiesAs with many information security professionals, I am a proponent of the so-called “defense in depth” approach to security—using multifaceted technologies and approaches to layer defenses and minimize risk against threats. This strategy is even more important in quantum computing, when power and speed will have the ability to wreak havoc on data security.

Feb 20, 2025 | beckerlawyers.com | Marie Nganele |John Prisco

Becker is proud to announce that shareholder John S. Prisco has been honored as “Author of the Year” by the New Jersey Chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI-NJ). This recognition highlights John’s insightful article, “Master Deeds, Declarations, and Bylaws: Oh My! A Guide to Community Association Governance in New Jersey,” published in the June 2024 issue of Community Trends.

Jan 17, 2025 | forbes.com | John Prisco

John Prisco, Security CEO & founder of Safe Quantum Inc., working with data-driven companies to develop and deploy quantum-safe technologiesThe United Nations proclaimed 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, marking the centenary of Werner Heisenberg's efforts to develop the mathematical formulation of quantum phenomena.

Nov 14, 2024 | forbes.com | John Prisco

John Prisco, Security CEO & founder of Safe Quantum Inc., working with data-driven companies to develop and deploy quantum-safe technologiesAs the quantum industry grows and gains momentum, the United States can arguably be considered the leader in two of the three main areas for research, development and, ultimately, commercialization. But the race for quantum dominance is getting tighter. The United States is hands down the leader in the development of quantum computers and quantum sensing.