QuSecure partners with Darren Sproles on awareness campaign
QuSecure announced a partnership with Darren Sproles to headline a national awareness campaign themed Speed, Agility, and Protection, aimed at drawing attention to the landscape of modern and post-quantum cyber threats.
The campaign connected Sproles' three traits to capabilities QuSecure described for QuProtect R3 and linked those traits to the platform's stated functions.
QuProtect R3 provides rapid cryptographic visibility across cloud, on-premises (on-prem), and edge environments. It identifies high-value assets, flags vulnerabilities, and prioritizes remediation. Its crypto-agility engine allows rotation of ciphers, keys, and algorithms with a click, with no code changes, no downtime, and no rip-and-replace. The platform grouped Recon, Resilience, and Reporting functions that included cryptographic discovery and high-value asset identification; crypto-agility, remediation, and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) transition; and real-time compliance, CBOM, and audit readiness.
QuSecure Radio Access Network (RAN) a national campaign headlined by Sproles and completed a campaign shoot in which he spoke about parallels between athletic traits and cybersecurity. The campaign drew a direct connection between those traits and the platform attributes QuSecure described.
“In the NFL, speed wins games. Agility wins seasons. Protection wins championships,” Sproles said during the campaign shoot. “Cybersecurity is no different. Today's leaders need to see threats early, react instantly, and know their systems will protect them when it counts. That's what QuSecure brings to the table.”
“This partnership is about more than celebrity,” said Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO and Co-Founder of QuSecure. “It's about helping leaders understand that cryptography is now a strategic advantage. Darren personifies what the QuProtect R3 platform delivers: speed when it matters, agility in uncertainty, and protection that lasts.” QuSecure said the platform prepares organizations for the quantum threat.