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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Store Now, Decrypt Later examines one of the most serious cyber risks of the coming decade. Encrypted data stolen today may remain unreadable for years, then become exposed when quantum computing reaches the point where current public-key cryptography no longer holds. This book explains why the threat is not a distant laboratory issue, but a present governance, security, legal, and operational problem for organisations holding long-lived sensitive information. Based on the manuscript, the core focus is the "store now, decrypt later" model, the weakness of RSA and ECC under future quantum attack, the long life of sensitive records, data exposure across the organisation, post-quantum migration, crypto inventory, governance, vendor dependence, and executive action.Written in a direct and practical style, the book moves from the basics of encrypted data risk to the harder questions faced by boards, CISOs, CIOs, technology leaders, compliance teams, auditors, and risk managers. It explains how quantum computing changes old security assumptions, why sensitive information remains exposed even when encrypted, and how long-term confidentiality creates a present duty to act. Readers are taken through the mechanics of classical encryption, the quantum threat to public-key systems, AI-assisted cryptanalytic pressure, the role of data in transit, data at rest, and data in use, and the strategic logic behind post-quantum cryptography.A central strength of this book lies in its managerial and operational angle. Instead of treating post-quantum cryptography as a narrow technical matter, it places the issue inside business continuity, records protection, supply-chain assurance, digital trust, policy design, and board oversight. The discussion covers high-risk sectors such as defence, healthcare, finance, government, telecoms, and critical infrastructure, while also addressing the exposure created by third parties, legacy systems, embedded cryptography, and long migration cycles. Special attention is given to crypto discovery, inventory building, prioritising systems and records, migration planning, testing, governance, and the cost and timing trade-offs facing large organisations.Store Now, Decrypt Later is for decision-makers who need more than theory. It is for professionals who need a structured view of what is at stake, why waiting is dangerous, which records and systems deserve priority, and how to move from awareness to implementation. Readers working in cybersecurity, technology risk, digital transformation, audit, compliance, operational resilience, public administration, and regulated industries will find a clear route through the confusion surrounding quantum risk. The result is a focused guide to delayed breach, encrypted data fragility, and the organisational challenge of moving towards post-quantum security before today's protected information becomes tomorrow's exposed plaintext. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Quantum Computing for Financial Crime, Fraud, and Forensics examines how quantum computing is changing the technical foundations of financial crime detection, fraud analytics, cryptographic security, anti-money laundering, sanctions screening, digital assets, and forensic investigation.Written for forensic accountants, fraud investigators, compliance professionals, auditors, risk managers, cybersecurity specialists, financial institutions, regulators, researchers, and advanced students, the book connects quantum computing with real financial investigation problems. Its focus extends from qubits and quantum algorithms to fraud detection, suspicious transaction analysis, blockchain risk, post-quantum cryptography, digital evidence, governance, and investigative control frameworks.The book begins with the foundations of quantum computing for finance and investigation. Readers examine qubits, superposition, entanglement, quantum measurement, quantum algorithms, and the security threats facing banking, payment systems, and digital assets. The discussion separates realistic applications from exaggerated claims about quantum computing and places strong emphasis on measurable performance, resource requirements, benchmarking, data quality, reproducibility, and evidential reliability.A dedicated section examines quantum methods for fraud detection and financial crime analytics. Topics include quantum machine learning, transaction monitoring, anomaly detection, quantum classification, suspicious transaction analysis, network analysis, money laundering structures, hidden transaction relationships, and hybrid quantum-classical models.The book then turns to the cryptographic risks created by future fault-tolerant quantum computers. Readers examine Shor's algorithm, public-key cryptography, digital signatures, encrypted financial records, post-quantum cryptography, blockchain assets, cryptocurrency investigations, chain of custody, and the preservation of digital evidence. It also addresses long-term information security and the risk created when encrypted data collected today remains sensitive for years. QUANTUM_COMPUTING_FOR_FINANCIAL.Financial crime investigation receives detailed treatment through applications involving suspicious transaction networks, hidden relationships, alert prioritisation, anomaly detection, entity matching, graph analysis, digital asset tracing, sanctions screening, AML, and forensic casework. Quantum computation is presented as an analytical instrument within a wider investigative process where source verification, documentary evidence, reproducibility, professional scepticism, and human judgement remain essential. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Store Now, Decrypt Later examines one of the most serious cyber risks of the coming decade. Encrypted data stolen today may remain unreadable for years, then become exposed when quantum computing reaches the point where current public-key cryptography no longer holds. This book explains why the threat is not a distant laboratory issue, but a present governance, security, legal, and operational problem for organisations holding long-lived sensitive information. Based on the manuscript, the core focus is the "store now, decrypt later" model, the weakness of RSA and ECC under future quantum attack, the long life of sensitive records, data exposure across the organisation, post-quantum migration, crypto inventory, governance, vendor dependence, and executive action.Written in a direct and practical style, the book moves from the basics of encrypted data risk to the harder questions faced by boards, CISOs, CIOs, technology leaders, compliance teams, auditors, and risk managers. It explains how quantum computing changes old security assumptions, why sensitive information remains exposed even when encrypted, and how long-term confidentiality creates a present duty to act. Readers are taken through the mechanics of classical encryption, the quantum threat to public-key systems, AI-assisted cryptanalytic pressure, the role of data in transit, data at rest, and data in use, and the strategic logic behind post-quantum cryptography.A central strength of this book lies in its managerial and operational angle. Instead of treating post-quantum cryptography as a narrow technical matter, it places the issue inside business continuity, records protection, supply-chain assurance, digital trust, policy design, and board oversight. The discussion covers high-risk sectors such as defence, healthcare, finance, government, telecoms, and critical infrastructure, while also addressing the exposure created by third parties, legacy systems, embedded cryptography, and long migration cycles. Special attention is given to crypto discovery, inventory building, prioritising systems and records, migration planning, testing, governance, and the cost and timing trade-offs facing large organisations.Store Now, Decrypt Later is for decision-makers who need more than theory. It is for professionals who need a structured view of what is at stake, why waiting is dangerous, which records and systems deserve priority, and how to move from awareness to implementation. Readers working in cybersecurity, technology risk, digital transformation, audit, compliance, operational resilience, public administration, and regulated industries will find a clear route through the confusion surrounding quantum risk. The result is a focused guide to delayed breach, encrypted data fragility, and the organisational challenge of moving towards post-quantum security before today's protected information becomes tomorrow's exposed plaintext. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Quantum Computing for Financial Crime, Fraud, and Forensics examines how quantum computing is changing the technical foundations of financial crime detection, fraud analytics, cryptographic security, anti-money laundering, sanctions screening, digital assets, and forensic investigation.Written for forensic accountants, fraud investigators, compliance professionals, auditors, risk managers, cybersecurity specialists, financial institutions, regulators, researchers, and advanced students, the book connects quantum computing with real financial investigation problems. Its focus extends from qubits and quantum algorithms to fraud detection, suspicious transaction analysis, blockchain risk, post-quantum cryptography, digital evidence, governance, and investigative control frameworks.The book begins with the foundations of quantum computing for finance and investigation. Readers examine qubits, superposition, entanglement, quantum measurement, quantum algorithms, and the security threats facing banking, payment systems, and digital assets. The discussion separates realistic applications from exaggerated claims about quantum computing and places strong emphasis on measurable performance, resource requirements, benchmarking, data quality, reproducibility, and evidential reliability.A dedicated section examines quantum methods for fraud detection and financial crime analytics. Topics include quantum machine learning, transaction monitoring, anomaly detection, quantum classification, suspicious transaction analysis, network analysis, money laundering structures, hidden transaction relationships, and hybrid quantum-classical models.The book then turns to the cryptographic risks created by future fault-tolerant quantum computers. Readers examine Shor's algorithm, public-key cryptography, digital signatures, encrypted financial records, post-quantum cryptography, blockchain assets, cryptocurrency investigations, chain of custody, and the preservation of digital evidence. It also addresses long-term information security and the risk created when encrypted data collected today remains sensitive for years. QUANTUM_COMPUTING_FOR_FINANCIAL.Financial crime investigation receives detailed treatment through applications involving suspicious transaction networks, hidden relationships, alert prioritisation, anomaly detection, entity matching, graph analysis, digital asset tracing, sanctions screening, AML, and forensic casework. Quantum computation is presented as an analytical instrument within a wider investigative process where source verification, documentary evidence, reproducibility, professional scepticism, and human judgement remain essential. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …