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AWS Marketplace Lists QuSecure Post-Quantum Security Platform

Federal agencies and the intelligence community gain streamlined access to quantum-resilient software through the curated digital catalog.

Security platform QuSecure Inc. has listed its QuProtect R3 software in the Amazon Web Services Marketplace for the U.S. Intelligence Community.

The integration into the curated digital catalog, known as ICMP, is designed to allow defense and intelligence organizations to purchase and deploy the post-quantum cryptography and cryptographic-agility technology directly through their existing cloud accounts.

According to company officials, the platform is built to help government entities discover, catalog and manage cryptographic protocols across legacy networks. It is designed to assist agencies in transitioning to quantum-resistant encryption without requiring physical hardware overhauls or extensive software redesigns.

The software operates across multiple environments, including enterprise cloud networks, tactical communications systems and mission-critical edge deployments. By deploying through the AWS marketplace, federal entities can bypass traditional procurement bottlenecks to implement the cryptographic protections.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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