Connected devices and smart spaces can remain in service for years. Preparing them for the future means looking beyond today's security requirements and considering how the threat landscape may evolve over the lifetime of connected systems.
Preparing for the post-quantum era
At GSX 2026, Xthings will highlight its PQC-Ready Security Initiative, focused on preparing connected devices and smart spaces for the next generation of cybersecurity.
Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is emerging as an important consideration for organizations planning the long-term security of connected technologies. By taking a forward-looking approach to device security, Xthings is exploring how connected products and environments can be better prepared for future cybersecurity requirements.
The initiative forms part of Xthings' broader connected security direction, alongside the technologies and solutions being showcased across its GSX 2026 booth program.
From today's security to tomorrow's readiness
Long device lifecycles make forward-looking security planning increasingly important. A PQC-ready approach can help organizations think about security not only in terms of current threats and requirements, but also in terms of future cryptographic challenges.
At GSX, Xthings will share its perspective on this evolving area and discuss what post-quantum readiness can mean for connected devices, smart spaces, and the broader security ecosystem.
Continue the conversation at GSX
The GSX presentation gives security professionals and partners an opportunity to discuss long-term cybersecurity readiness with the Xthings team and learn more about the company's PQC-ready direction.
Visit Xthings at Booth #2749, September 14–16, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.
