Washington Examiner. Lattice-based encryption is quantum-safe, says Private AI

AI-powered privacy and governance tech these days. That makes it especially challenging for one company to stand out.

Mind Meld PR helped get Private AI into a prominent Washington Examiner feature. This story positioned their CEO, Patricia Thaine, as a leading voice on quantum-safe cryptography and put the company’s lattice-based solutions in front of a wide policy and tech audience.

Quantum computing might still be in its infancy stage but the US government is preparing for the worst.

Recently, Washington Examiner reported that some Big Tech companies claim powerful quantum computers could easily break regular computer encryptions within a few minutes or hours compared to the thousands of years that it would take today.

The Washington Examiner piece featured Patricia Thaine, CEO of Private AI, a company that detects and redacts personally identifiable information, is working to fight.

“Quantum-safe means that a quantum algorithm has not yet been discovered, which can solve the hard problem that the scheme is based on in any reasonable amount of time,” Thaine told the Washington Examiner.

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