AI and Quantum Era Cybersecurity – Qrypt Triple-T
Larger quantum computers on the horizon threaten AI training data and autonomous cybersecurity systems. Most AI workloads require cloud GPU clusters in AI-powered data centers, where establishing secure connectivity is essential to prevent data poisoning and exploitation. Nvidia DPUs play a critical role by isolating server orchestration functions from data movement in separate network channels. Qrypt’s Quantum Secure Gateway (QSG) integrates quantum-secure IPSec and quantum entropy appliances to protect high-value data during transmission (N-S, E-W). Zero trust and least privilege key generation is generated per session at the client, the foundation for a quantum-secure and private enclave.
Qrypt CTO and co-founder, Denis Mandich, focuses on quantum security, R&D, post quantum encryption (PQC) algorithms and standards bodies. He holds several patents in cryptography, cyber technologies and information processing. Denis a founding member of the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), a founding member of the NSF-funded Mid-Atlantic Quantum Alliance (MQA), founding member of the Center for Quantum Technologies (CQT), advisor to the Quantum Startup Foundry and Board member of quantum chip manufacturer Quside.
Prior to joining Qrypt, Denis served 20 years in the US Intel Community working on national security projects, cyber infrastructure, and advanced technology development. He has degrees in Physics from Rutgers University and speaks native level Croatian and Russian.
