Businesses should start moving to "quantum-safe" security without further delay, according to a report published by Bisinfotech titled "Quantum-Safe Security Can No Longer Wait: Why Enterprises Must Act Now."
The core argument, as framed by Bisinfotech, is one of urgency: the window for enterprises to prepare their systems for a post-quantum world is closing, and waiting is no longer a safe option.
The concern behind this kind of warning is generally that today's encryption—the math that protects everything from banking transactions to private messages—was designed to resist ordinary computers. A sufficiently powerful quantum computer could, in principle, break those protections much faster than the machines we use now. "Quantum-safe" (also called post-quantum) security refers to newer methods built to withstand that future threat.
Bisinfotech's piece is aimed at enterprise decision-makers, signaling that the shift is becoming a boardroom issue rather than a distant research topic. The headline's phrasing—that the change "can no longer wait"—suggests the report treats preparation as something to begin now rather than later.
Because the available source is a single opinion-style article, the specifics of what enterprises should do, on what timeline, and at what cost are not detailed here. Readers looking for technical steps or vendor recommendations would need to consult the full Bisinfotech piece and other technical guidance.
Why it matters: if warnings like this one prove correct, the data organizations encrypt today could be exposed years from now—so the choices companies make about security now may determine how well they hold up against tomorrow's computers.