Cryptography is essential to digital trust across all facets of our modern economy, from healthcare to IoT to financial services. The term 'cryptography' comes from the words 'crypt', meaning a hidden place, and 'graphein', meaning writing. Although cryptography has existed for centuries, the digital revolution has made it the cornerstone for trust in an increasingly connected world. Without the ability to encrypt and decrypt digital data, it would become impossible to maintain privacy in our communications or even digitally sign documents for authenticity.
As we move ever-onwards towards quantum computing, we must develop new levels of encryption to protect data from increasingly sophisticated threats. Understanding your critical data assets through the lens of cryptography today is essential to safeguarding them in tomorrow's post-quantum world.
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