Advances in Quantum Computers will render conventional public key cryptography vulnerable. Most of the internet and cloud protocols uses algorithms such as RSA and ECC that are not safe in the post-Quantum world. Fortanix offers a wide variety of these Post-Quantum Cryptography algorithms and tools as part of its Self-Defending Key Management Service (SDKMS). SDKMS is available both as SaaS and on-premises Fortanix Runtime Encryption Appliance and offers a modern centralized solution for all your encryption needs, now Post-Quantum Cryptography included!
Quantum Computers allow us to do useful computation on particles at quantum level. Just like we write programs for traditional computers Quantum Computers also work with programs. For traditional computers, the programs are compiled into binaries that eventually result into currents flowing and voltages flipping at the inputs of silicon transistors. The outputs of the transistors are sampled and finally interpreted as the output of the program. On Quantum Computers, there are qubits (short for quantum bits) that hold some information, and ways to influence their behaviors. This influence is provided in the form of quantum inference and is equivalent to us running the compiled programs on traditional computers.