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The report, published today, reveals that while adoption of PQC-capable technologies has accelerated over the […] The post New Forescout Data Reveals Slow Progress Toward Quantum-Safe Security appeared first on IT Security Guru.","New research from Forescout Research – Vedere Labs indicates that despite increased awareness of quantum computing risks, most internet-facing systems are not yet ready for post-quantum cryptography (PQC). While adoption of PQC-capable technologies has grown, nearly 90% of identified SSH servers globally remain vulnerable to future quantum-enabled attacks. 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