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Aviatrix's new Harvest Protection addresses immediate post-quantum risks by combining encryption with communication governance, allowing organizations to limit exposure before future quantum decryption capabilities emerge. The inclusion of five free policies lowers the barrier for enterprises to proactively secure cloud networks against long-term threats without waiting for major vendor roadmaps. This approach prioritizes reducing traffic exposure today rather than relying solely on future-proofing encryption algorithms.
Aviatrix offers five free post-quantum policies for cloud networks
Aviatrix announced Harvest and Decrypt Protection, the first post-quantum protection that encrypts and governs what a compromised workload can reach, delivering post-quantum encryption and Communication Governance as one policy in software. Aviatrix Harvest Protection comes with five free policies, arriving a month before federal civilian agencies must file post-quantum migration plans on October 22, 2026.
Aviatrix announced Harvest and Decrypt Protection, delivering combined post-quantum encryption and communication governance as a single software policy. The new offering arrives one month before federal civilian agencies face a deadline to file post-quantum migration plans on October 22, positioning Aviatrix ahead of cloud providers like Amazon Web Services, which directs customers to meet regulatory requirements. “A post-quantum program is usually measured by how much traffic it encrypts,” said Scott Raynovich, Founder and Chief Analyst at Futuriom Research, “The better metric is measuring how much traffic is exposed to capture in the first place.” Aviatrix Harvest Protection comes with five free policies to start, with no trial clock and no purchase required, enabling immediate adoption. Aviatrix delivers five free post-quantum…
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