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Symmatrics to Present Groundbreaking Encryption Solutions at Quantum World Congress

Symmatrics is set to make its mark at the Quantum World Congress, taking place in College Park, Maryland, from September 23 to 25, 2026. This event has become a global forum for discussions surrounding advancements in quantum technology, quickly evolving from its origins as a regional gathering to an essential international event. Symmatrics, known for its pioneering work in Internet-scale One-Time Pad symmetric encryption, will be showcasing its innovations in quantum-secure trust layers designed for the AI era.

As organizations globally begin to confront the challenges and opportunities presented by quantum technology, this year's Quantum World Congress gathers industry experts, scientists, policymakers, and academic leaders to address a multitude of topics. The event is packed with an array of programs, including a startup pitch competition, educational workshops, job fairs, keynote speeches from revered leaders, and a global industry challenge aimed at overcoming the hurdles the industry faces.

Walter Raquet, the CEO of Symmatrics, expresses enthusiasm about the event: "We're eager to meet with other industry leaders, drive the post-quantum discourse, and showcase the breakthrough technology we have developed to combat new quantum threats. Events like this are crucial for the exchange of knowledge, fostering partnerships, and moving toward practical solutions for the challenges ahead."

The urgency surrounding cyber threats in the quantum age is echoed by Drew Davis, Senior Vice President of Strategy at Symmatrics. He points out, “Symmatrics is at the forefront of redefining encryption for both the AI and quantum eras. Our Integrated Trust Layer is built upon comprehensive technical knowledge and the recognition of emerging threats, including potential 'harvest now, decrypt later' scenarios, as well as credential-based attacks. Notably, our approach eliminates the need for traditional methods, such as usernames, passwords, and trust certificates, which are rapidly becoming obsolete. This year's Congress is crucial for addressing these challenges head-on."

Symmatrics' Encryption Protocol utilizes one-time-use true symmetric keys that continuously expire and are reissued, bolstering the protection of digital and critical infrastructures with mathematically unbreakable encryption methods. This unique approach not only enhances security but also streamlines processes that have traditionally been laden with vulnerabilities.

High-profile keynote speakers at this year's event will include:

• - James Kushmerick, Director of the Physical Measurement Laboratory (PML) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
• - Anthony Pugliese, Chief Commercialization Officer at the U.S. Department of Energy
• - Darryll Pines, President of the University of Maryland

Such a lineup showcases the caliber of dialogue and innovation that attendees can expect, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and knowledge sharing in transitioning to quantum-secure environments.

For those interested in the latest advancements in cybersecurity and quantum resilience, Symmatrics urges registration for the Quantum World Congress. This event presents an unprecedented opportunity to engage with the leading minds in the quantum landscape and learn about solutions that could shape the future of data protection.

To learn more and register, please visit Quantum World Congress.

About Symmatrics

Symmatrics is a breakthrough cybersecurity company dedicated to redefining encryption standards and trust layers for the AI and post-quantum eras. With its one-time pad symmetric key delivery architecture, the firm eliminates the reliance on outdated trust certificates and enhances data protection across various sectors, including cloud, enterprise, public, and distributed systems.