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Jun 14, 2024 47 min

Episode #263 - Getting Entangled

from ChannelPro Weekly Podcast

How many qubits does it take to render all encryption useless? In this latest episode of ChannelPro Weekly, Tech Editor Matt Whitlock is joined by Philip de Souza of Aurora to ponder that very question as they chat about quantum computing - why we need to start having the quantum conversation, where quantum computing is today, where it will be in 5-10 years, and the impact it will have on both security and MSPs. Plus, Philip details a recent trip to India complete with a "pants on fire" moment... and no, he's not a liar! Subscribe to ChannelPro Weekly! Look for us in your favorite podcast app. More subscription options here: channelproweekly.libsyn.com. Links mentioned in this episode: OpenText Cybersecurity MSP/MSSP Survey Finds Customers Seek AI-led Comprehensive Security Expertise Pax8 Launches New Security Program The Human Firewall: How MSPs Can Train Employees to be the 1st Line of Defense Rising Demand and Evolving Expectations: Top MSP Trends to Watch Deepfakes + Generative AI = Major Problems for Business Join us at our upcoming ChannelPro Network events, free for qualified attendees: ChannelPro Product Round-up on June 18 ChannelPro Deep Dive: Strategies on Selling Cybersecurity Services on July 17 ChannelPro Live: Charlotte, September 9-10 ALSO ChannelPro Defend East on Aug. 7-8 in Iselin, NJ ChannelPro Defend West, Nov. 12-13, in the Los Angeles area.

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