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Zscaler and HCLTech have launched a joint offering to address the "harvest now, decrypt later" threat by integrating hybrid Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) key exchange using NIST-standardized ML-KEM into their security infrastructure. This partnership enables real-time deep inspection and policy enforcement for PQC traffic while maintaining compatibility with existing servers that lack native quantum-resistant support. The solution provides actionable visibility into TLS and IPsec key exchange parameters, allowing organizations to identify unprepared clients and prioritize upgrades without requiring extensive policy redesigns.
HCLTech & Zscaler Launch PQC Offering Amid “Harvest Now” Threat

Facing the “harvest now” threat, Zscaler and HCLTech have partnered to deliver a Post-Quantum Cryptography offering, modernizing systems for.
Adversaries are not waiting for the arrival of powerful quantum computers; they are actively exploiting encrypted data in “harvest now, decrypt later” (HNDL) attacks, intercepting information with the intention of breaking it in the future. To address this immediate and evolving threat, HCLTech and Zscaler have launched a joint offering designed to help organizations prepare for the post-quantum era. The partnership combines Zscaler’s security capabilities with HCLTech’s cryptographic modernization…
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