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Jennifer Allerot Joins DONE. Quantum Security as Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer
Jennifer D. Allerot, co-Founder & COO of DONE. Quantum Security We are pleased to announce that Jennifer Allerot, CPA, has joined DONE. Quantum Security as Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer. Jennifer brings more than 30 years of financial, operational and leadership experience to DONE., with a career spanning public accounting, broadcasting, entertainment, production, consulting and education. She began her career at KPMG before moving into the media industry, where she

Calia Brencsons-Van Dyk
2 days ago


100 Days Building.
Now We’re Ready to Put It to Work. One hundred days ago, we started DONE. because we could see a problem that needed solving. 100 days building. DONE. Quantum Security - join us on our journey! We’re building computers now that the internet’s security wasn’t designed to protect against. We know how to replace that security, but it’s buried throughout the digital world. Finding it, changing it and keeping everything working will take years. So we started now. In our first 10

Calia Brencsons-Van Dyk
Sep 2


Why Our Digital World Needs New Locks
A simple guide from DONE. Quantum Security Imagine that you put your belongings in a suitcase with a lock... Imagine packing a suitcase with things you want to keep private. You lock it before handing it over for a flight. Whether you land in London or New York, you want your belongings to stay protected throughout the trip. Your information travels, too. When you send a message, pay for something online or share records with your doctor, information moves between computers.

Calia Brencsons-Van Dyk
Aug 27


Serious Risk Within 5–15 Years
Quantum security is no longer a distant technical concern. It is becoming a business risk. A 2024 expert survey asked how soon a quantum computer could break today’s widely used encryption. Even the cautious forecast passes a 50% likelihood within 15 years. The more optimistic forecast sees serious risk much sooner. That matters because encryption sits underneath almost everything: banking, payments, cloud systems, identity, healthcare, insurance, government records, and conf

Calia Brencsons-Van Dyk
Jun 26
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