01 Quantum Inc. combines years of cybersecurity experience with new post-quantum cryptography to build stronger, future-ready digital security.
Toronto, Canada
- Tweets 1,042
- Following 337
- Followers 2,967
- Likes 2,009
When the people who build quantum computers and the people who set cryptographic standards arrive at the same conclusion, it stops being a vendor’s argument and becomes the industry’s. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
5
184
Governments Have Set Deadlines. Has Your Organization? The question of whether to migrate to quantum-safe cryptography has already been answered — not by vendors, but by governments writing it into law with firm dates attached. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
6
146
Most organisations are waiting for quantum computers to become real before they act on quantum risk — and the people who study this threat for a living have a simple equation explaining why that’s a mistake. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
4
125
Organisations have spent years building walls around their AI systems — and the systems are still exposed, because the one thing left unencrypted is the model itself. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
4
173
The people building quantum computers have just told us they expect to break today’s encryption sooner than ever before — and the entire digital asset economy is still running on cryptography that has no defence against it. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
6
175
Practical Data Sovereignty: Keeping Control When the Platform Isn’t Yours
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
4
11
225
🧠 AI runs on additions and multiplications — exactly what encrypted computing handles natively
Share intelligence, not sensitive records. Privacy by design
#01Quantum is building the post-quantum encryption underneath it all ironcap.ca
1
2
6
577
NC-CIPSeR and Carleton University are collaborating with 01 Quantum to study privacy and data-security risks in AI systems.
carleton.ca/cipser/2026/ai-p…
2
3
11
336
The security mechanism at the heart of confidential computing — the technology hyperscalers cite as proof that sensitive data is safe in their clouds — has been formally proven to contain a fundamental architectural flaw, and the strongest fix may not be possible at all.
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
1
9
583
🔒 Organisations can't share sensitive data because current systems expose it during processing
FHE lets AI compute on encrypted data — no decryption, no exposure!
#01Quantum is building the quantum-safe layer making this real ironcap.ca
5
350
🧠 AI runs on additions and multiplications — exactly what encrypted computing handles natively
Share intelligence, not sensitive records. Privacy by design
#01Quantum is building the post-quantum encryption underneath it all ironcap.ca
5
11
434
The conversation about quantum risk to digital assets has, until now, been almost entirely theoretical — and as of today, that changes.
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
6
9
355
⚠️ Your proprietary AI models can be exfiltrated through API abuse. Your training data can be reconstructed by unauthorized parties. Your prompts are leaking sensitive IP. QAW neutralizes all three. ironcap.ca
2
9
209
🔐 The Quantum AI Wrapper (QAW) isn't just another security layer — it's an orchestration platform that processes fully encrypted user prompts using post-quantum cryptography. True data-in-use protection for enterprise AI. ironcap.ca
2
6
215
🏢 From fax software in 1992 to quantum-safe AI security in 2026 — 01 Quantum has spent 30+ years evolving at the cutting edge of cybersecurity. Experience matters when the stakes are this high. 🔗 Stay updated: blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu… $ONE
1
6
304
Facing the Inevitable: IronCAP Solution Against the Quantum Reality.
Security breaches are becoming more frequent as we move towards a post-quantum era of technology. […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
7
252
See you there! 👀 - it's ticket time 🎟️
June 16 – Virtual Event (FREE Tickets) - eventbrite.ca/e/197664503952…
June 17–18 – Main Event (PAID Only Tickets) - eventbrite.ca/e/toronto-mach…
3
7
367
The quantum computing market is racing toward $8.5 billion by 2030. But the real opportunity isn’t in building quantum computers – it’s in protecting the world’s $4+ trillion digital economy from quantum attacks […]
blogs.groupware.org.uk/01-Qu…
2
8
200