Quantum eMotion Achieves Top Security Rating in Live Deployment

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A Canadian quantum cybersecurity firm has reported a significant technological milestone. Its proprietary quantum entropy technology has received a flawless score in an independent security audit, demonstrating that its security solutions perform effectively in live operational environments, not just in theoretical models.

The recent audit, conducted by Krown Network and KrownDEX on systems powered by Quantum eMotion's QRNG2 engine, resulted in a perfect 100 out of 100 score. This evaluation is considered one of the most rigorous assessments performed to date within the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector.

Key findings from the independent review include:
* A perfect security rating of 100/100.
* Zero vulnerabilities identified across all severity levels.
* Full authorization for deployment in production environments.

This practical validation proves that quantum-based cryptographic methods can operate successfully in adversarial conditions. The company's architecture relies on hardware-generated quantum randomness, moving beyond conventional algorithmic approaches.

Financial Position and Regulatory Roadmap

Alongside its technical progress, Quantum eMotion is advancing its regulatory strategy. The company has engaged the accredited laboratory Lightship Security to pursue FIPS 140-3 validation. This certification is a critical step toward making the technology viable for regulated U.S. and Canadian markets, including government, defense, and critical infrastructure sectors.

Financially, the company appears well-supported. According to its third-quarter 2025 financial data, Quantum eMotion holds cash reserves of $24.7 million. Additional capital measures and warrant exercises, which generated a further $6.3 million by the end of September, bolster its liquidity. This financial foundation allows for continued investment in research and development, as well as the planned establishment of a U.S. subsidiary.

Corroborating Earlier Research

The successful live-audit results provide tangible evidence supporting earlier simulation-based research. A study conducted in June 2025 in collaboration with PINQ², utilizing the IBM Qiskit framework, tested the system's resilience against specific quantum attacks. That analysis concluded that brute-force attacks remained computationally infeasible given the encryption key lengths employed. The recent audit now offers practical confirmation of these theoretical security margins.

With both a technically validated live system and a solid balance sheet, CEO Dr. Francis Bellido states the company is now intensely focused on commercializing its technology. These successful tests are seen as paving the way for the broader market adoption of its security solutions.