ST Engineering debuts quantum-safe cybersecurity suite for FIs

The Quantizant PQC-readiness platform enables organisations to assess cryptographic exposure.

ST Engineering launched new quantum-safe cybersecurity solutions for financial institutions to support the transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC).

Unveiled at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025, the Quantum-Safe Encryptor applies PQC and supports Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) systems, providing low-latency, hardware-based encryption for financial, government, and defence networks.

The Quantizant PQC-readiness platform enables organisations to assess cryptographic exposure, test migration strategies, and manage compliance through AI-powered risk analysis and automated evidence collection. It includes sandbox environments and hybrid routing tools for secure transition planning.

ST Engineering’s Cyber business operates in 19 countries and 11 critical sectors through its Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence, developing quantum-safe and AI-driven defences for critical information infrastructure.

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