NIST-Certified Post-Quantum Algorithms
Orbital7 announces full deployment of NIST-approved quantum-resistant algorithms across all satellite communication systems, setting a new standard in post-quantum security.
Post-Quantum Ready
Our satellite network now employs NIST standardized lattice-based encryption and hash-based signatures to protect against quantum decryption threats.
Certified Algorithms in Action
// Real-world implementation of NIST-approved algorithms
const quantumSecurity = {
encryption: {
latticeBased: "CRYSTALS-Kyber-1024",
digitalSignatures: "SPHINCS+-256",
compatibilityLayer: true // Ensures hybrid transitional security
},
network: {
satellites: 1243, // Total satellite fleet size
encryptionLayers: 3,
failoverProtocols: 5
},
compliance: {
nistPhase: "Phase 3",
iso27001: true,
auditTrail: "blockchain-encrypted"
}
};
CRYSTALS-Kyber
Lattice-based cryptographic algorithm approved by NIST for secure key exchange in our quantum-safe network.
SPHINCS+
Hash-based digital signature scheme ensuring secure satellite authentication without vulnerabilities to quantum attacks.
Government Trial Results
In a 145-day government-sponsored trial, our NIST-certified algorithms withstood simulated quantum attacks. Results showed:
- 100% threat mitigation against all known quantum decryption attempts
- 0% data loss in transmission across 1,200 test satellites
- 98.7% performance parity with current encryption standards
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