Research and Development
Optical technologies of quantum cryptology for data protection in ICT networks (OptoKrypt).
The aim of the project is to develop modern optical quantum cryptology technologies to protect data exchange in ICT networks serving the country’s security and defense. The architecture of the proposed solutions includes the development of the Quantum Random Number Generator (KGLL), the national Quantum Key Distribution System (SDKK) and the Phase Optical Coding System (SOKF). The project is co-financed by the National Center for Research and Development as part of the State Defense and Security Program entitled “Development of modern, breakthrough technologies for state security and defense” under a codename “SAPPHIRE”.
Zakończone
Project started in March 2018 with an end date of 3 years. The consortium implementing the project includes three scientific units: NASK, the Institute of Communications and the Institute of Innovative Technologies EMAG. The project will create an effective system for assessing and certifying the security and privacy of ICT products and services, including: in response to the above-mentioned initiative of the European Commission. The project was completed in June 2022.