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A Conversation with Anna Murray
Catching up on another mind-bending episode with Anna Murray — co-founder & Chief Commercial Officer of Sixero and founder of eMedia — as she joins Michael Peres for a deep dive into quantum computing, post-quantum security, and the future of data protection. From philosophical questions about reality and superposition to the very real risks quantum computers pose to today’s encryption, Anna breaks down an esoteric topic in a way anyone can understand.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• Why quantum computing feels “magical” — and why it’s really just revealing how the world already works.
• The key differences between classical computers and quantum computers, explained through qubits, superposition, and even a spinning-coin metaphor.
• How quantum computing could render today’s passwords and encryption methods obsolete overnight.
• Why massive data breaches aren’t just about hacking power, but outdated client-server architectures.
• What “post-quantum security” actually means — and why organizations must start preparing now.
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By Michael PeresCatching up on another mind-bending episode with Anna Murray — co-founder & Chief Commercial Officer of Sixero and founder of eMedia — as she joins Michael Peres for a deep dive into quantum computing, post-quantum security, and the future of data protection. From philosophical questions about reality and superposition to the very real risks quantum computers pose to today’s encryption, Anna breaks down an esoteric topic in a way anyone can understand.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• Why quantum computing feels “magical” — and why it’s really just revealing how the world already works.
• The key differences between classical computers and quantum computers, explained through qubits, superposition, and even a spinning-coin metaphor.
• How quantum computing could render today’s passwords and encryption methods obsolete overnight.
• Why massive data breaches aren’t just about hacking power, but outdated client-server architectures.
• What “post-quantum security” actually means — and why organizations must start preparing now.