This chapter provides a summary and conclusion of the analysis in the preceding chapters relating to the dynamic and complex relationship between information security, human rights, and the continuous cycle of making and breaking security measures. It outlines the landscape of information security, including encryption technologies and quantum computing, alongside governmental rules and practices. It introduces the human rights framework, delving into the rights of privacy, communication freedom, and science. The final part synthesizes these elements, applying the human rights framework to governance measures in the fields of information security, encryption technologies, and quantum computing. In an ideal world, the process of making and breaking should form a virtuous cycle, enhancing rather than inhibiting human rights. Policymakers play a crucial role in facilitating this cycle, sometimes by intervening, sometimes by refraining from doing so.