Dream Security Showcases PQC-Based Security at the 2026 International Quantum Industry Expo
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Dream Security will take part in the '2026 International Quantum Industry Expo (QX KOREA),' which runs from the 9th to the 11th at COEX in Seoul.
At its booth, the company will introduce the risks of HNDL attacks, its KISA PQC project track record, and its 3-stage PQC guidelines under the theme, 'Q-Day, is it still far off?'
The exhibited products consist of Magic DBPlus, Magic IAM, Magic MFA, Magic PKI, and Magic SSO, and Director Jang Hyeong-do presented 'User Authentication in the Era of Quantum Computing' at the '2026 Global Quantum Summit.'
Dream Security will take part in the '2026 International Quantum Industry Expo (QX KOREA),' which runs from the 9th to the 11th at COEX in Seoul. The event spans 3 days.
The event is sponsored by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Seoul Metropolitan Government. It is co-hosted by the Korea Quantum Industry Association, the Future Quantum Convergence Forum, Quantum News, and JXPO.
At its booth, Dream Security will welcome visitors under the theme, 'Q-Day, is it still far off?' A video at the booth highlights the risks of HNDL (Harvest Now, Decrypt Later) attacks.
HNDL is a method in which encrypted data is stolen and then decrypted once quantum computers become commercially available. At the booth, Dream Security will also introduce its track record in carrying out the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) quantum-resistant cryptography (PQC) project and its 3-stage PQC guidelines.
Dream Security unveiled security solutions at its booth that apply PQC technology. The exhibited products consisted of database security 'Magic DBPlus,' account and privilege management 'Magic IAM,' multi-factor authentication 'Magic MFA,' public key infrastructure 'Magic PKI,' and single sign-on 'Magic SSO.'
As a side event to the International Quantum Industry Expo, the '2026 Global Quantum Summit' was held, and Dream Security Director Jang Hyeong-do took part as a speaker. Director Jang gave a presentation on 'User Authentication in the Era of Quantum Computing.'
In his presentation, Director Jang explained that quantum computers could render public-key cryptographic systems ineffective, and that this is closely tied to the trust foundation of internet banking and e-government. He then presented a '4-layer quantum-safe authentication system' scenario. The system consists of PQC trust infrastructure, quantum-safe communications, credentials, and device security, and it aims to preserve user experience while ensuring a successful transition to PQC.
Dream Security CEO Oh Seok-ju said quantum computing is no longer a future technology, and said the company plans to use the International Quantum Industry Expo as a stepping stone to imprint its proven PQC capabilities on the market.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241516
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