Quantum X Labs Announces Quantum-Native Cybersecurity Architecture Under QuantumQ Division

Israeli deeptech developer Quantum X Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: QXL) has unveiled a multi-dimensional cybersecurity initiative under its QuantumQ Security operational division. The program proposes a quantum-native protection model structured…

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Sep 19, 2026 at 4:59 AM UTC · 1 分钟阅读

Israeli deeptech developer Quantum X Labs Inc. (NASDAQ: QXL) has unveiled a multi-dimensional cybersecurity initiative under its QuantumQ Security operational division. The program proposes a quantum-native protection model structured around three core functional layers—Detect, Encrypt, and Verify—designed to leverage fundamental quantum mechanical principles directly within network defense architectures rather than modifying classical cryptographic wrappers.

The announcement follows the appointment of former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen as President of Quantum X Labs’ Scientific Advisory Board to guide commercialization across defense, aerospace, and critical infrastructure sectors. Rather than focusing solely on post-quantum algorithms or hardware security modules, the three-part framework investigates quantum-state properties for threat detection (including the LayerQake protocol), data confidentiality (Qatacomb), and distributed verification of digital assets and key ownership.

[ QuantumQ Security Three-Dimensional Architecture Matrix ]
Architecture Pillar	Proprietary Program Track	Functional Security Scope
• DETECT	• LayerQake Threat Monitoring	• Quantum-state anomaly detection & active breach identification
• ENCRYPT	• Qatacomb Data Protection	• Confidentiality preservation utilizing quantum-native protocols
• VERIFY	• Quantum Verification Suite	• Quantum-assisted authenticity, integrity, & key ownership proof

Formerly operating as Viewbix Inc. before a corporate rebranding and business pivot in April 2026, Tel Aviv-based Quantum X Labs maintains legacy ad-tech and enterprise software subsidiaries (Gix Media and Metagramm) alongside its expanding quantum portfolio. Under CTO Prof. Nir Sharon, the company’s individual cybersecurity programs remain in active research and IP filing stages, with further theoretical validation, simulation, and hardware prototyping required prior to integrated commercial rollout.

Review the press release on GlobeNewswire here and examine our previous analysis of Quantum X Labs Launches “Qatacomb” Quantum-Native Security Research Initiative here.

September 18, 2026