quantum-computing
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None of 24 major federal agencies has fully met the three preparation practices GAO drew from federal guidance for a future quantum computer able to break some of today's encryption.
The Government Accountability Office reported October 6 that none of the 24 agencies covered by the Chief Financial Officers Act has fully built the cryptography inventories, funding assessments and testing federal guidance calls for before a quantum computer able to break some of today's encryption exists. In a sensitive September 2025 report, GAO made 89 recommendations to CISA and 23 of those agencies: 12 agreed, two partially agreed, one disagreed with three of its four, seven neither agreed nor disagreed, and Interior did not respond.
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