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Bulwark addresses AI and post-quantum threats at GISEC Global 2026

Bulwark Technologies is addressing the evolving cybersecurity landscape, marked by rapid AI adoption and emerging risks like post-quantum threats, at GISEC Global 2026. The company, with 27 years of regional presence, is adapting its…

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Sep 23, 2026 at 1:44 PM UTC · 1 Min. Lesezeit

Bulwark addresses AI and post-quantum threats at GISEC Global 2026
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Bulwark Technologies is addressing the evolving cybersecurity landscape, marked by rapid AI adoption and emerging risks like post-quantum threats, at GISEC Global 2026. The company, with 27 years of regional presence, is adapting its portfolio to meet enterprise requirements for innovation, security, and measurable business outcomes, with further coverage provided by TahawulTech.

Jose Menacherry, Managing Director of Bulwark Technologies, highlighted the company's growth since its founding in 1999, emphasizing a stage-by-stage expansion across the region and into India, supported by over 30 vendor partnerships and a focus on services and solutions. He stressed that cybersecurity is a continuous process, requiring organizations to understand their specific risks and desired outcomes to integrate multiple technologies effectively.

Menacherry advised a balanced approach to AI adoption, advocating for clear policies, human oversight in critical decisions, and a thorough understanding of AI's capabilities and limitations. A key focus for Bulwark in 2027 will be AI security and the transition to post-quantum cryptography, urging organizations to prepare for future threats where data stolen today could be decrypted by quantum computers. This involves assessing current cryptographic environments and prioritizing remediation for a secure, post-quantum-ready future.

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