📚 Volume 33, Issue 11 📋 ID: W5L8vLv

Authors

Fatima Al-Hassan, Kenji Tanaka, Gabriel Owino

Al-Nahrain University, Baghdad, Iraq; Baku State University, Baku, Azerbaijan; University of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya

Keywords

quantum-resistant algorithms cybersecurity cryptographic methods quantum computing data integrity network security

Abstract

In the evolving landscape of global communication networks, the threat posed by quantum computing to traditional cryptographic methods necessitates the development of quantum-resistant algorithms. This study, conducted through a collaboration between researchers at Al-Nahrain University, Baku State University, and the University of Nairobi, aims to assess the efficacy of newly developed quantum-resistant protocols across diverse network environments. Our objectives were to evaluate the resilience of these algorithms against potential quantum attacks and to ensure their practical deployment within existing infrastructure. Using a combination of theoretical analysis and empirical testing, we have observed that these protocols significantly enhance security measures, maintaining robust defense mechanisms against quantum decryption strategies. Findings suggest that integrating such algorithms into current cybersecurity frameworks can preemptively mitigate risks associated with emerging quantum technologies. Conclusively, this study advocates for the broader adoption of quantum-resistant algorithms to fortify cybersecurity across international networks, ensuring data integrity and privacy in the face of advancing computational threats.
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Fatima Al-Hassan, Kenji Tanaka, Gabriel Owino (2026). "Enhancing Cybersecurity Protocols with Quantum-Resistant Algorithms in Multi-National Networks". Wulfenia, 33(11).