Aviatrix Launches Harvest and Decrypt Protection to Combine Post-Quantum Encryption With Workload Containment

Aviatrix today introduced Harvest and Decrypt Protection, a post-quantum security offering designed to encrypt network traffic while also controlling the destinations a compromised workload can access. The solution combines post-quantum encryption with Communication Governance through a single policy enforced in software on the network infrastructure enterprises already operate.

Aviatrix Harvest Protection includes five policies at no cost to get started, with no trial expiration and no purchase requirement. The launch comes one month ahead of the October 22 deadline for federal civilian agencies to submit post-quantum migration plans, and ahead of comparable milestones established by major cloud providers. Google and Microsoft have each published roadmaps targeting full quantum readiness in 2029. Amazon Web Services has not published an equivalent target and instead directs customers toward applicable regulatory deadlines. The Aviatrix Cloud Native Security Fabric is quantum-safe.

Many post-quantum security approaches focus primarily on replacing cryptographic algorithms. Attackers, however, can intercept encrypted information moving across cloud backbones, cloud-to-cloud connections, edge-to-cloud environments, and internal cloud infrastructure, then retain that data until quantum computing capabilities make decryption possible. Sensitive information can also be extracted through unmanaged egress routes without requiring a quantum computer.