  This research investigates the potential implications of quantum technology
on accounting information systems, and business overall. This endeavor focuses
on the vulnerabilities of quantum computers and the emergence of
quantum-resistant encryption algorithms. This paper critically analyzes quantum
standards and their transformative effects on the efficiency, expediency, and
security of commerce. By comparing the differences, similarities, and
limitations of quantum standards, the research presents a collection of best
practices and adaptation methods to fortify organizations against cyber threats
in the quantum era. The study provides a guide to understanding and navigating
the interplay between quantum technology and standard-setting organizations,
enabling organizations to safeguard the integrity of their practices and adapt
proactively to the challenges ushered in by the advent of quantum supremacy.
This endeavor also contributes to research by painting the standard-setting
ecosystem and noting its intricate processes. The findings include the
identification of organizations involved with quantum standards, as well as
observed distinctions, similarities, and limitations between American and
European standards.
