Digital signatures are essential for verifying the integrity and origin of electronic documents, ensuring that contracts, agreements, and other documents remain valid. As traditional computers such as the one in your pocket, the one in your office, or the one in the NSA data center became more powerful, the size of the keys became larger to resist that increase in power. That has been a predicable horse race for many years, but quantum computing changes the game. When effective quantum computing arrives, it will break digital signature and weaken encryption. Long lived documents will not be safe. Those who understand these risks today will be better equipped to protect their organizations from future vulnerabilities, ensuring the continued security and validity of digital information. This webinar will provide an in-depth look at how quantum computing will affect digital signatures and what steps you can take to safeguard your business.