The World’s First HP Printer That Protects Against Quantum Computer Attacks [Indonesian]

Author: Andryanto Wisnuwidodo | Source: SINDOnews.com | Read the full article in Indonesian

In a groundbreaking announcement at the HP Amplify Conference 2025 in Nashville, HP Inc. unveiled the world's first printer designed to protect against quantum computer attacks. As quantum computing technology advances, it poses a significant threat to current encryption methods, which are essential for secure digital communication. Experts predict that by 2034, the risk of these attacks could reach 34%, jeopardizing the integrity of digital signatures and encrypted communications.

The new HP Series 8000 printers, including models like the HP Color LaserJet Enterprise MFP 8801 and Mono MFP 8601, are equipped with advanced features to counter these threats. They utilize a new chip designed with quantum-resistant cryptography, ensuring that firmware updates remain secure from potential attacks. This innovation is part of HP's broader commitment to enhancing security across its product range, including PCs and printers.

As organizations prepare for the increasing risks associated with quantum computing, transitioning to quantum-resistant cryptography is becoming essential. The U.S. federal government has already announced plans to only procure devices with secure firmware by 2027, emphasizing the need for businesses to consider these advancements in their future purchasing decisions to maintain security and protect their printing infrastructure.

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