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Research Shows Quantum Security Deployment Remains Stuck Despite Enterprise Planning

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DigiCert's latest survey reveals that while 87% of organizations are planning for post-quantum cryptography (PQC), only 7% have deployed it across most digital certificates, indicating a significant execution gap. This matters because despite the urgency driven by potential quantum decryption threats and "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks, progress remains slow, with complexity in legacy systems cited as the main barrier to deployment.

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