Quantum perestroika: Why banks shouldn’t delay preparing for the future
29.04.2026
Journal: PLUS №4 (336), 2026
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Quantum perestroika: Why banks shouldn’t delay preparing for the future
Just a while ago, quantum computers were seen as nothing more than a scientific experiment, but the quantum threat could become a reality in the coming years. For the banking sector, where clients' personal data, financial transactions, and reputation are at stake, delaying the transition to quantum-resistant solutions is fraught with serious risks. Alexander Tovstolip, Head of Information Security at the FinTech Association, tells the PLUSworld portal how to get ready for the new reality.
Journal: PLUS №4 (336), 2026
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- HUMO. The National Payment System as a mirror of Uzbekistan's partnership policy
- The PLUS-Forum is an operating mechanism for achieving national goals.
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