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Hauptverfasser: Jhessim, Eric, Sankoh, Titus Santigie
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Sprache:Englisch
Veröffentlicht: Zenodo 2025
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Online-Zugang:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16926921
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author Jhessim, Eric
Sankoh, Titus Santigie
author_facet Jhessim, Eric
Sankoh, Titus Santigie
contents <p>This research explores the application of quantum computing in enhancing financial system security, focusing on developing a robust risk management framework for systemically important banks in Sierra Leone. By evaluating 2 leading banks in the country, this study identifies key vulnerabilities, assesses potential quantum computing solutions, and provides a blueprint for safeguarding financial systems in the quantum era. Through implementation of the proposed framework, participating institutions demonstrated significant improvements in threat detection, encryption strength, and risk mitigation, with quantum-enhanced systems showing 99.8% accuracy in detecting sophisticated financial fraud attempts while reducing false positives by 90% compared to traditional systems. The implementation resulted in a 60% reduction in security incident response time and a 75% improvement in encryption strength against potential quantum attacks. These advancements provide crucial protection for financial infrastructure while ensuring regulatory compliance and operational resilience.</p>
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spellingShingle Quantum computing in financial security: A risk management framework for systemically important financial institutions
Jhessim, Eric
Sankoh, Titus Santigie
Quantum computing
Financial security
Risk management
Sierra Leone
Systemically important banks
Cybersecurity
<p>This research explores the application of quantum computing in enhancing financial system security, focusing on developing a robust risk management framework for systemically important banks in Sierra Leone. By evaluating 2 leading banks in the country, this study identifies key vulnerabilities, assesses potential quantum computing solutions, and provides a blueprint for safeguarding financial systems in the quantum era. Through implementation of the proposed framework, participating institutions demonstrated significant improvements in threat detection, encryption strength, and risk mitigation, with quantum-enhanced systems showing 99.8% accuracy in detecting sophisticated financial fraud attempts while reducing false positives by 90% compared to traditional systems. The implementation resulted in a 60% reduction in security incident response time and a 75% improvement in encryption strength against potential quantum attacks. These advancements provide crucial protection for financial infrastructure while ensuring regulatory compliance and operational resilience.</p>
title Quantum computing in financial security: A risk management framework for systemically important financial institutions
topic Quantum computing
Financial security
Risk management
Sierra Leone
Systemically important banks
Cybersecurity
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16926921