“ A cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC) will render most contemporary public key cryptography insecure .” We have seen/heard this statement in some form or the other. Some of us in the critical infrastructure industry, take a bit seriously and many ignore this . How about the adversaries planning to work or working on “harvest now, decrypt later” threat mode l by collecting encrypted traffic today and decrypting it once quantum capabilities mature! Let us see w

Before any organisation can automate Wi-Fi security testing, it needs one thing: a deep understanding of how Wi-Fi behaves in the real world. That’s why our journey at Swan Foresight didn’t start with scripts, APIs, or dashboards. It started with hands-on, manual testing. And even though we’re moving quickly toward a fully automated workflow, manual testing still plays a critical role. Not as the final product—but as the foundation that automation is built on. Wi-Fi is one of

It’s a pleasant winter day on 26 th November, in Bangkok @ IEEE PES GTD Asia 2025. My learning started with 3 hour tutorial from Dr. Daniel Eghbal on frameworks for future distribution networks , a sub-topic that I am focussing in my PhD work on cyber security in the renewable energy eco-systems. Some of us have already realised the impacts and respective trends like creation of local renewable energy zones, introduction of Home Energy Management (HEMs), creation of new ver

Recently, one of our teammates began reading a book where the author described his life as a painting on a canvas. CyberCon Melbourne feels much the same — a shared canvas in the lives of countless cybersecurity professionals. It’s a space where practitioners showcase their experiences and insights, keynote speakers add depth and colour through expertise, and everyone contributes to tackling the evolving challenges of cybersecurity. This year, Team Swans placed special focus