CREAPLUS has strengthened its partnership with Ascertia, a global leader in high trust public key infrastructure and remote qualified digital signature solutions.
CREAPLUS Director, in his capacity as Chairman of the AI4SI initiative, spoke at the international conference "Law and Security in the Digital World - the Impact of Artificial Intelligence" in Montenegro on a panel discussion entitled "AI Odyssey in Cyberspace".
With the renewal of the ISO/IEC 27001 Certificate of Excellence for Information Security Risk Management, CREAPLUS has confirmed its commitment to security and the continuous improvement of its organization, business processes and customer offer.
According to KuppingerCole, KELA's intelligence solutions and services enable cyber security teams and organization leaders to take effective actions and decisions to maintain cyber resilience, mitigate business risks and ensure business continuity.
The Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for the Protection of Classified Information in cooperation with the Jožef Stefan Institute, the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the University of Ljubljana and the companies Beyond Semiconductor d.o.o. and CREAPLUS d.o.o. organized the workshop "Cryptography beyond the horizon of yesterday and cryptography of tomorrow. A Quantum Signpost".
An early draft of an internal report on NIST's plans for transitioning to quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms has been released for public comment.
The University of Primorska transferred Dr. Nastja Cepak, who leads the activities in the field of cryptography at CREAPLUS, from the development and deployment of cryptographic solutions to education and promotion of the achievements of the global cryptography industry.
On 6 and 7 November 2024, the Office of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia for Information Security organised a workshop on New Technologies in Cybersecurity at the Western Balkans Cyber Capacity Centre in Podgorica, Montenegro, which highlighted the challenges of quantum computing and artificial intelligence.
European telecom operators learned about the challenges and trends in the development of quantum technologies and how to use post-quantum cryptography to protect data in telecom networks at ETIS' flagship industry event.
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