<h1>Tech executive links domestic quantum company to national security, prompting regulatory, procurement, export control and IP legal issues</h1> A technology executive featured by a major business outlet highlighted a domestic quantum company's role in advancing post-quantum cryptography and quantum-secure communications, framing quantum capabilities as matters of national sovereignty and security. The remarks emphasize potential regulatory and policy considerations-data protection, critical infrastructure resilience, export controls, standards adoption, and international collaboration-that may follow from scaling quantum technologies. The company positions itself to support government and industry migration to quantum-resistant cryptography and secure networks, raising legal issues around procurement, cross-border data flows, compliance with emerging quantum-era cybersecurity mandates, and intellectual property governance.