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Slovakia Showcases Advanced Post-Quantum Cybersecurity Solutions at 34th Innovation Day

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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia—(BUSINESS WIRE)—The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic recently hosted its 34th "Innovation Day," this time focusing on cybersecurity. The event presented Decent Cybersecurity and its partner, FREQUENTIS Solutions & Services, to the diplomatic community, including ambassadors accredited in Slovakia. State Secretary Rastislav Chovanec opened the day by underscoring the vital role of cybersecurity in a world fraught with global conflicts and challenges. "Today, securing the Slovak Republic and our citizens is crucial not only physically but also in cyberspace. Collaboration between the public and private sectors is essential to fend off cyber threats," he stated. Decent Cybersecurity, a leading European provider of post-quantum security solutions, was the central focus of the event. Known for its expertise in post-quantum cryptography, the company develops proprietary algorithms that offer quantum-resistant cybersecurity. These solutions are particularly designed to protect critical infrastructure, the defense industry, and key sectors such as aviation, space, satellite communications, drones, and unmanned traffic management. Matej Michalko, Founder, CEO, and Chairman of Decent Cybersecurity, expressed his pride at being part of the Innovation Day. "We are delighted to participate alongside our esteemed partner, FREQUENTIS Solutions & Services. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, our post-quantum security solutions are vital for safeguarding sensitive infrastructure. This event highlights Slovakia's emerging leadership in advanced cybersecurity and our dedication to protecting digital assets across Europe and beyond." With offices in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland, the United Kingdom, and Ireland, Decent Cybersecurity leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence and specialized database technology to bolster data protection, system integrity, and confidentiality. The company holds national, EU, and NATO "Secret" level security clearances and is certified under ISO 9001 and ISO 27001, all of which are independently audited by TÜV SÜD. Additionally, Decent Cybersecurity is a certified provider of cybersecurity audits, accredited by the National Security Authority. The partnership between Decent Cybersecurity and FREQUENTIS Solutions & Services was a significant highlight of the event. FREQUENTIS, a specialist in information and communication systems for security-critical missions, supports organizations such as civil and military air traffic control, air defense, coast guard, police operations centers, emergency medical services, public and maritime transport, and space research. Together, the two companies enable the practical verification of Decent Cybersecurity’s solutions, facilitating their rapid deployment and market acceptance. This showcase reinforces Slovakia’s increasing influence in the cybersecurity sector and the critical nature of public-private collaborations in tackling modern cyber threats. Decent Cybersecurity is committed to providing advanced European cybersecurity solutions, with a focus on post-quantum security and the protection of critical infrastructure. A founding member of the Critical Infrastructure Association of the Slovak Republic and a recent addition to the Council of Slovak Exporters, the company adheres to stringent security protocols to ensure robust protection for critical sectors and sensitive data. The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic is responsible for the nation’s foreign policy and international relations. It represents Slovak interests abroad, promotes economic cooperation, and supports businesses in the global market. Events like the Innovation Day series serve to connect Slovak companies with the international diplomatic community, highlighting the country’s technological prowess and fostering new business opportunities.

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