As governments and enterprises prepare for practical quantum computing, the focus has largely been on post-quantum cryptography. Daon argues that securing digital identity will require more than quantum-safe signatures, introducing a new architecture designed to verify the authenticity of identity evidence itself. Industry efforts to prepare for the post-quantum era have so far therefore mostly focussed on post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to protect the signatures that confirm the validity of biometrics and other sensitive data. Daon’s new Quantum Identity architectureDaon says its Quantum Identity architecture, backed by five U.S. patents, takes a data-plane approach to evaluating the identity evidence entering digital identity systems. Article TopicsDaon | digital identity | patents | post-quantum cryptography | research and development | Veridos