Super How Group and Qsentinel Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Quantum-Resilient Infrastructure

Super How Group (SH Group) and Swiss cybersecurity company Qsentinel AG have announced a strategic partnership focused on strengthening quantum resilience, sovereign cloud infrastructure and AI capabilities across enterprise and government environments. 

The collaboration brings together Qsentinel’s expertise in quantum-resistant cryptography and secure sovereign cloud solutions with Super How Group’s experience delivering mission-critical infrastructure to financial institutions, digital identity platforms, and government-related environments.  

Addressing the Emerging Risk 

Much of today’s global digital infrastructure relies on cryptographic standards developed under the assumption that classical computing limitations would protect sensitive systems for decades. Advances in quantum computing challenge that assumption. 

In addition to long-term decryption risks, security experts have highlighted the “harvest now, decrypt later” scenario, in which encrypted data is collected today with the intention of decrypting it once sufficiently advanced quantum capabilities become available. For regulated industries and sovereign systems, this introduces strategic considerations that extend beyond conventional cybersecurity planning. 

At the same time, the rapid evolution of AI-driven cyber threats is reshaping the overall risk landscape. Together, these developments are prompting institutions to evaluate how their infrastructure will remain secure over extended time horizons. 

Complementary Capabilities 

Qsentinel AG develops quantum-resistant cryptographic solutions, sovereign cloud and AI platforms, and secure hardware designed for regulated and government-grade environments, with the capability to easily replace and migrate data from cloud infrastructures such as Microsoft and other legacy providers. As a Swiss company operating within European regulatory frameworks, Qsentinel emphasizes alignment with regional compliance requirements and data protection standards. 

Andrius Bartminas

Super How Group contributes infrastructure deployment capabilities and ecosystem integration experience. The company has worked with financial institutions and public-sector stakeholders, navigating regulatory requirements, complex system integration, and operational constraints typical of mission-critical environments. 

The partnership aims to close the gap between advanced post-quantum research and practical enterprise implementation by embedding quantum-resilient technologies directly into infrastructure projects rather than treating them as standalone upgrades. 

Leadership Perspectives 

Andrius Bartminas, Co-Founder and EVP of Super How Group, commented: 

“Quantum resilience is increasingly becoming a strategic requirement for institutions operating mission-critical infrastructure. Through our partnership with Qsentinel AG, we can integrate quantum-resistant cryptography and sovereign AI capabilities directly into the infrastructure layers we deliver to financial institutions, governments, and regulated enterprises.” 

Bernard C. Knijff, Managing Director and Board Member of Qsentinel AG, added: 

“Post-quantum security should be viewed as foundational to the long-term integrity of national and enterprise systems. By combining Qsentinel’s cryptographic expertise with Super How Group’s deployment capabilities, we aim to support infrastructure that remains secure well into the future.” 

Bernard C. Knijff

The collaboration reflects broader industry movement toward post-quantum standardization and heightened expectations for infrastructure security in regulated sectors. Both companies intend to support institutions in proactively addressing these evolving requirements. 

About Qsentinel AG  

Qsentinel AG is a Swiss cybersecurity company developing quantum-resistant cryptography, sovereign AI systems, and secure hardware solutions designed for regulated and government-grade environments. More: qsentinel.com