Aviatrix Launches Harvest and Decrypt Protection, the First Post-Quantum Protection That Also Governs What a Compromised Workload Can Reach

Crypto-agile encryption and Communication Governance ship as one policy in software, on the network enterprises already run, a month before federal post-quantum filings come due

Santa Clara, Calif., Sept. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aviatrix today announced Harvest and Decrypt Protection, the first post-quantum protection that encrypts and simultaneously governs what a compromised workload can reach. It delivers post-quantum encryption and Communication Governance as one policy on the same enforcement point, in software. Aviatrix Harvest Protection comes with five free policies to start, with no trial clock and no purchase required. It arrives a month before federal civilian agencies must file post-quantum migration plans on October 22[1], and well before the major cloud providers reach the same point. Google[2] and Microsoft[3] have both published roadmaps for full quantum readiness in 2029. Amazon Web Services publishes no equivalent target, directing customers to regulatory deadlines instead.[4] The Aviatrix Cloud Native Security Fabric is quantum-safe.

Most post-quantum solutions address the algorithm and stop there. Adversaries intercept encrypted data across cloud backbones, cloud-to-cloud, edge-to-cloud, and inside the cloud, then stockpile it for the day quantum computers can read it. They also harvest valuable data through ungoverned egress paths, which requires no quantum computer. Aviatrix's new crypto-agile encryption makes captured traffic unreadable to a future quantum computer, and its Communication Governance, including egress governance, closes the paths data leaves through today. With these new offerings, the Aviatrix Cloud Native Security Fabric delivers quantum-safe key exchange on the paths it encrypts.