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56%
Traffic analysis on the wire shows that on average 56% of traffic is unencrypted.
80%
Up to 80% of network traffic has some defeatable flaw in its encryption.
87%
87% of encrypted, host-to-host relationships still use TLS 1.2 indicating a large migration to TLS 1.3 is still forthcoming.
Source: Proprietary analysis of more than 203 terabytes of customers’ network traffic.
The motivation for IT departments to adopt post-quantum cryptography is grounded in the fact that advances in quantum computing will make asymmetric cryptography unsafe by 2029. By 2034, asymmetric cryptography will be fully breakable with quantum computing technologies. That does not mean, however, that the risks are five years away. The prospect of harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks is already a concern, making the post-quantum cryptography transition an urgent priority.
Gartner, Sept. 30, 2024

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