Cloudflare adds domain-level post-quantum encryption tracking
Cloudflare has introduced new tools that let customers see exactly which parts of their website traffic use post-quantum encryption—algorithms resistant to future quantum computers. These upgrades, now in Cloudflare’s security and analytics dashboards, allow domain-by-domain inspection of the encryption used for web requests, so companies can spot gaps and audit compliance ahead of looming 2030 quantum-security deadlines.
- Lets you graph post-quantum TLS 1.3 traffic per domain
- Now tracks key exchange algorithms used for every request
- About 70% of browser Cloudflare traffic is post-quantum
- Only 15% of origin connections use post-quantum today
- Cloudflare targeting 2029 for full post-quantum security
Sources covering this
More in Enterprise
Meta launches Enterprise Platform, hires new enterprise chief
Meta has hired CJ Desai, until now the CEO of MongoDB, to run its new enterprise AI division, Meta Enterprise Platform.
Microsoft releases Windows 11 2026 Update with few visible changes
Microsoft is now rolling out the Windows 11 2026 Update, known as 26H2.
Cloudflare launches cf CLI for full API access
Cloudflare just announced cf, a new command-line tool that gives both humans and AI-powered agents access to all of Cloudflare's…
Cloudflare to become a public certificate authority
Cloudflare has announced plans to become a public certificate authority, allowing it to issue digital certificates directly rather than…