Identity and Access Management, Identity Governance

  A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO QUANTUM-RESISTANT CRYPTOGRAPHY AND ENCRYPTION While still in their early stages of development, quantum computers are set to change the world — and that includes the ability to break the cryptography and encryption we use today. Quantum computers are approaching the computing power and stability needed to  break public-key encryption protocols . The time to migrate to post-quantum cryptography is now. What is a Quantum Computer? Quantum computers  apply the properties of quantum mechanics to processing power. This allows them to perform highly complex computations significantly faster than classical computers. Before you can understand quantum computing, you must first wrap your mind around the “qubit.” In traditional computing, the basic unit of memory is a “bit,” which represents either a one or zero. On the other hand, a qubit can represent one, zero, or even a combination of them both at the same time — a phenomenon referred to as “superposi...

This article provides steps to Enroll Android device with Microsoft Intune App and Entrust Set up Android device with Company Portal and Entrust Article 02/28/2023 3 contributors In this article What are derived credentials? Prerequisites Enroll device Set up smart card Next steps Enroll your device with the Microsoft Intune app to gain secure, mobile access to your work or school mail, files, and apps. After your device is enrolled, it becomes  managed , meaning your organization can assign policies and apps to the device through a mobile device management (MDM) provider, such as Microsoft Intune. During enrollment, you'll also install a derived credential on your device. Your organization might require you to use the derived credential as an authentication method when accessing resources, or for signing and encrypting emails. You likely need to set up a derived credential if you use a smart card to: Sign in to school or work apps, Wi-Fi, and virtual private networks (VPN) Sign an...