Hong Kong banks in early stages of preparing for quantum computing threats, HKMA says

Hong Kong's banking regulator launched a Quantum Preparedness Index scoring the sector 2.3/10, revealing most banks are only in early stages of preparing for quantum computing threats to encryption. The HKMA aims for full readiness by 2030 and is developing a post-quantum cryptography toolkit to support the transition.

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