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Deadline is Friday 21 October.

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Best Security Product

Awarded to an innovative new product or service that has delivered measurable benefit for customers in areas such as IT security, data protection, information management, risk management, business continuity, cybersecurity or disaster recovery. Please indicate if your product is designed for the enterprise or SME space when entering, or both.

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In April 2022, BT in partnership with Toshiba launched the trial of a world first commercial quantum secured metro network representing a major leap forward in data security. The three-year trial will demonstrate how quantum key distribution (QKD) can secure the transmission of data and information between multiple physical locations over standard fibre optic links and will showcase the business benefits. EY is the network’s first customer connecting two of its sites in London. BT and Toshiba, have established a global lead in the development of quantum secured networks through decades of innovation. The network is the pair’s latest trial on exploring future commercial offerings for enterprise customers such as encrypted links and “quantum keys-as-a-service”. The pace of progress in quantum computers presents an increasing risk to security. Data which requires long term security could be at risk of ‘store today, crack later’ attacks. Quantum Key Distribution is an important technology, playing a fundamental role in protecting networks and data against the emerging threat of cyber-attack using quantum computing. If the technology is to become an essential part of the UK’s future economy and security, it’s vital that real-world benefits of QKD and quantum secured networks begin to take shape now. The London network represents a critical step towards reaching the UK government’s strategy to become a quantum-enabled economy. It paves the way for further commercial explorations for quantum technologies and is an important step towards building a national network for quantum secured communications.
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