2019年8月5日,

提供被吹捧為世界上第一個安全的和可伸縮的包為企業文件同步和共享係統。三個澳大利亞的網絡安全公司再次將量子技術和高級加密安全的雲。由於澳大利亞網絡安全的資金增長網絡(AustCyber)庫雲,QuintessenceLabs (QLabs)和Ziroh實驗室綜合各自的解決方案將在今年晚些時候提供生活。結果被公司作為一個“同態加密和澳大利亞的量子技術的集成到一個安全的超大型雲為澳大利亞政府和重要產業”。“這是世界領先的澳大利亞的一個傑出範例被商業化網絡安全研究和發展對我們的國內市場和展示它對出口市場的重要性,“AustCyber首席執行官米歇爾·普賴斯說。它遵循了公司8月合作企業提供一個安全的文件同步和共享(efs)的概念旨在保護數據。QLabs將其量子隨機數生成器(QRNG)技術的新夥伴關係。QRNG生成真正的隨機數使用一種稱為量子隧道效應的現象。庫雲的超大型雲也集成新的巴比肯技術——管理層訪問密鑰和秘密審計——合作。同時,Ziroh實驗室的同態加密技術,使數據保持加密時執行某些操作,已經集成到身份,秘密管理、和拱頂的雲存儲係統。 Ziroh Lab's OStor system allows content, metadata, folder structures and content index to be stored in encrypted format while being available for search, viewing, and retrieval without decrypting on the server side, the company explained. "This integration work takes another large stride towards delivering homomorphic encryption to end users," Ziroh added. Vault was one of the first companies to meet the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) requirements for protected-level ASD Certification , alongside fellow Australian cloud provider Sliced Tech. The honour, since extended to others , allows Vault to store highly classified government information in its cloud. Meanwhile, QLabs picked up AU$3.26 million in funding from the Australian Department of Defence previously to continue the expansion of its quantum key distribution capabilities and develop an Australia-specific solution. This was followed by an additional AU$528,000 to progress encryption work for the department. Australian banking heavyweight Westpac has also funded QLabs' work, boasting a 16% stake in the company as a result. QLabs was formed in 2008 as a spin-off out of the physics department at the Australian National University (ANU) in Canberra, although QLabs' product suite was developed independent of ANU. Meanwhile, Ziroh Labs formed with the core idea of creating privacy-preserving cryptographic systems that can be used en masse. RELATED COVERAGE With all of the good a quantum computer promises, one of the side effects is that it will be able to break the mechanisms currently used to secure information. But the industry is onto it, and Australia's QuintessenceLabs is playing a key role.