CoreSync Solutions Bets on Quantum-Resistant Security as the Next Big Corporate Priority

While most companies are scrambling to implement AI security measures, Denver-based CoreSync Solutions is focusing on what it believes will be the next major disruptor in the cybersecurity landscape: quantum computing.

The company’s QuantumLock Suite aims to protect corporate data against the theoretical capabilities of quantum computers, which could potentially break widely-used encryption methods once they reach sufficient power.

“This is about future-proofing security infrastructure,” said a cybersecurity analyst familiar with the technology. “Organizations with data that needs to remain secure for decades can’t afford to wait until quantum computers are breaking encryption to implement solutions.”

Founded in 2016 by former Fortune 500 cybersecurity architect Elliot Kessler, data privacy expert Sofia Lin, and ethical hacker Darren Voss, CoreSync has positioned itself as a disruptor in the cybersecurity market by focusing on emerging threats rather than just current vulnerabilities.

The QuantumLock Suite is described as offering “next-gen cryptographic solutions designed for post-quantum security” and integrates with the company’s broader portfolio of security products, including their flagship SyncDefend AI platform.

“Data privacy is no longer optional in this new landscape of threats,” says Sofia Lin, emphasizing the company’s focus on advanced privacy protection. CoreSync’s zero-trust architecture, implemented through their VaultSync platform, ensures that sensitive information remains encrypted and protected even if perimeter defenses are compromised.

The solution appears particularly tailored for high-security sectors handling sensitive data:

• Financial institutions protecting transaction systems
• Healthcare providers meeting HIPAA compliance requirements
• Government agencies safeguarding classified information
• Technology companies protecting intellectual property

With approximately 350 enterprise clients across North America, CoreSync isn’t the largest cybersecurity provider, but its focus on emerging threats has helped it carve out a growing niche in the competitive security market.

The company’s mission “to safeguard the digital world by seamlessly synchronizing security, intelligence, and resilience” reflects its integrated approach to handling not just current threats but also preparing for the next generation of security challenges.

For organizations conducting long-term security planning, quantum-resistant encryption is increasingly becoming a checklist item rather than a futuristic concern.