Quantum-Resilient Security: A New Era for Indian Enterprises

JISA Softech, DSCI, and MeitY have released a new document at AISS 2025, providing Indian enterprises with strategies to align with the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025. It focuses on cryptographic defenses against quantum threats and emphasizes security for personal data management.

In New Delhi, JISA Softech, in partnership with the Data Security Council of India and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, has unveiled a pivotal publication at the AISS 2025 event. This document provides a strategic blueprint for Indian enterprises to align with the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, leveraging advanced cryptographic measures to safeguard against evolving quantum threats.

The release arrives as India gears towards strengthening its digital economy under new regulations. It underscores the necessity of 'Cryptography by Default' as a cornerstone of data protection, pressing enterprises to demonstrate robust safeguards for personal data management through encryption, tokenization, and key management across data lifecycles.

The publication stresses quantum resiliency, urging enterprises to adopt a dual approach with post-quantum cryptography standards and Quantum Key Distribution to protect enduring data in critical sectors. This comprehensive strategy aligns with India's forthcoming National Quantum Mission roadmap.