QNu Labs Launches QConnect and QVerse to Strengthen Quantum-Safe Cybersecurity
QNu Labs has launched two new quantum-safe cybersecurity platforms, QConnect and QVerse, designed to address current and future cyber threats. Designed in India, the platforms cater to various sectors, including defence, government, telecom, BFSI, healthcare, and energy. They align with India’s National Quantum Mission and support global adoption of quantum-resilient infrastructure. The launch addresses the rising risk posed by quantum computing, which threatens to break existing encryption standards. QConnect offers encrypted tunnel establishment to secure data in motion, while QVerse provides quantum-secure messaging and collaboration. Both tools are built to integrate with existing systems and scale efficiently. Quantum-Safe Protection Across Sectors QConnect establishes an encrypted tunnel using Crystals-Kyber 1024 for key exchange and AES-256-GCM encryption over TLS 1.3. It includes adaptive re-keying, authenticated encryption, and an admin dashboard for controlling keys and user permissions. It can be deployed in settings such as banking, defence, and hybrid cloud environments. QVerse, a secure messaging platform, is powered by QNu’s Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG). It ensures the unpredictability of encryption keys and includes features such as self-destructing messages, safe vaults, and granular access controls. Its use spans industries from military to healthcare and legal sectors, addressing sector-specific security requirements. A Quantum-Resilient Future “Quantum computers are no longer a distant threat but an imminent reality,” said Sunil Gupta, co-founder and CEO of QNu Labs. “With QConnect and QVerse, we aim to secure mission-critical communication and data, today and tomorrow.” He added that the startup is proud to have created a fully integrated, quantum-security platform made in India and trusted globally. QNu Labs continues to lead India’s push towards a quantum-resilient ecosystem. Its technologies, such as Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and QRNG, are already in use by defence agencies, banks and enterprises across sectors.
They align with India’s National Quantum Mission and support global adoption of quantum-resilient infrastructure.
They align with India’s National Quantum Mission and support global adoption of quantum-resilient infrastructure.
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