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Signal Advance, Inc. (OTC: SIGL) announced a major leap forward in next-generation cybersecurity as its patented Analog Guard® platform positions the company as a first mover in physics-based, quantum-resistant encryption.
The urgency for quantum-safe security continues to accelerate — a reality underscored by IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) jointly announcing plans to build the foundation for networked distributed quantum computing as early as the 2030s. Their collaboration aims to combine IBM’s leadership in quantum processors with Cisco’s quantum networking expertise, with a goal of connecting large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of running computations across tens to hundreds of thousands of qubits. Such networks could enable trillions of quantum gates, dramatically expanding quantum capabilities and heightening risks to today’s digital encryption.
Traditional encryption relies on mathematical puzzles that quantum machines will eventually break. Analog Guard®, however, was engineered from inception using physics instead of math. Its continuously varying analog waveform keys eliminate exploitable structure and place the technology beyond the reach of quantum algorithms, which depend on pattern detection.
“Quantum computing can rewrite cryptography, but it cannot rewrite the laws of physics,” said Dr. Chris Hymel, CEO of Signal Advance. “Analog Guard® is a foundational shift — moving cybersecurity out of vulnerable math and into robust physics.” Listen to Podcast Now!
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Earlier this year, Signal Advance demonstrated AI-resistance, showing that advanced neural networks (CNNs) performed no better than random guessing when analyzing Analog Guard®-encrypted files—confirming its pattern-less, physics-based architecture. See October 29, 2025, IBM, SIGL News Release.
Global cybercrime is projected to exceed $19.7 trillion by 2030, intensifying demand for quantum-safe security as global computing power increases.
Signal Advance will begin Quantum-Resilience Validation Testing in Q1 2026 and is advancing discussions with partners across defense, finance, telecommunications, and industrial-control markets.