Secure Optical Communications
Sensitive data traversing optical networks can be intercepted and stored for future decryption. The Quantum Safe Optical Encryptor protects high-speed optical communications at the transmission layer, reducing opportunities for Harvest Now, Decrypt Later (HNDL) attacks.
It transforms digital payloads into spectrally distributed optical noise so unauthorised receivers cannot obtain a readable signal. Complementing with hybrid Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) and third-party Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) integration, this physics-based approach adds a distinct layer of protection while integrating with existing optical infrastructure.
