Tysons Corner, Virginia Apr 14, 2026  – Symmatrics, a cybersecurity firm dedicated to providing quantum-secure encryption, has officially announced the launch of its headquarters in Tysons Corner, Virginia. This strategic move situates the company within a premier business and technology corridor in the National Capital Region, placing it in proximity to major corporations, leaders in cloud and cybersecurity, the national security sector, and the policymakers defining the future of digital infrastructure. Symmatrics’ website highlights the company’s focus on scalable one-time pad symmetric key encryption—a world-first—alongside perfect secrecy, continuous key delivery, and quantum-secure protection for sectors including banking, healthcare, gaming, cloud and SaaS infrastructure, and the national security community.

Tysons and the wider Northern Virginia area remain a strategic center for the advancement of technology and cybersecurity. According to Fairfax County’s economic development authority, the Washington region secured the top spot as the #1 Tech Hub in North America in Site Selection’s inaugural North American Tech Hubs Index, noting that Northern Virginia acts as a magnet for cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and high-growth technology firms. Various recent expansion announcements across multiple industries further underscore the region’s function as a hub for commercial innovation and technology activities closely tied to government.

“Establishing our headquarters in Tysons Corner is a significant milestone in Symmatrics’ continued expansion,” stated Walter Raquet, Chair and CEO of Symmatrics. “This region is located at the crossroads of enterprise technology, national security, and public policy. It provides the ideal setting for us to strengthen strategic partnerships, support our clients and allies, and assist organizations in preparing for the post-quantum era of encryption.”

Symmatrics’ platform is engineered to substitute insecure public-key assumptions with a patented symmetric-key delivery model tailored for today’s digital environments. The company currently showcases products that feature the ability to transmit one-time-use symmetric keys over the internet, a Symmatrics quantum-secure VPN, and an Authentication & Access Management solution. These offerings are designed to secure data in motion and at rest, as well as protect APIs, microservices, user sessions, and access environments.

The opening of the headquarters facilitates Symmatrics’ ongoing growth in the US market and its initiatives to engage with enterprise clients, strategic partners, investors, and public sector stakeholders who are seeking more robust security architectures for the quantum age. This announcement coincides with World Quantum Day on April 14, an international day of recognition dedicated to quantum science and technology.

About Symmatrics
Symmatrics is an encryption company committed to elevating the benchmarks for post-quantum cryptography and cybersecurity in high-risk digital environments. Its website indicates that Symmatrics is the first to deliver one-time symmetric keys globally via the internet for mathematically-unbreakable, quantum-secure encryption. By employing one-time pad true symmetric keys and a patented continuous key delivery model, the platform is intended to ensure a minimal AI attack surface and provide quantum-secure protection across cloud infrastructure, VPNs, authentication, and other vital security systems. Further details are available at Symmatrics.com.

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