Introduction There's a concept in cybersecurity circles called "harvest now, decrypt later." The idea is straightforward and unsettling: adversaries — nation-states, sophisticated criminal organizations, anyone with sufficient resources and patience — are collecting encrypted communications and data today, storing them, and waiting. Waiting for the day when a quantum computer powerful enough to break current encryption finally exists. That day doesn't have a fixed date on the

This is an editorialized blog, drafted with the assistance of AI. When Disney employee Matthew Van Andel downloaded an AI tool, he had no...