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Growing PQC at the edge belies deeper quantum-readiness challenges
The quantum threat is becoming an increasing concern for security leaders, but many may be mistaking protection at their website’s front door for quantum readiness across their business.
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The quantum threat is becoming an increasing concern for security leaders, but many may be mistaking protection at their website’s front door for quantum readiness across their business. More than half (54%) of the world’s top 1 million websites now support post-quantum key exchange, according to research from F5 Labs, an encouraging statistic given that just 27% of CISOs in a June KPMG survey said they are actively implementing post-quantum cryptography (PQC).
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