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Studies and published data
EU ML-KEM adoption study 2026
Hybrid post-quantum TLS on the public websites of 380 major European organisations: 64% accept it, mostly through their CDN. Method, sample with sources and aggregates published; no organisation named.
Verified scan of pyca/cryptography
243 Python files of a pinned open-source library scanned twice with matching results: 1,804 detections, a CBOM valid against CycloneDX 1.6, and every limit stated.
CBOMkit vs CRYPTAGION, tested
The same code scanned by the open-source CBOMkit and by CRYPTAGION: a Python library (pyca/cryptography) and a Java application (Keycloak), with what each tool finds and misses.
References
PQC standards tracker
The status of NIST, IETF, EU and national-agency post-quantum standards and guidance, each with its date and primary source.
BSI, ENISA, NCSC and ANSSI compared
What four European agencies recommend on post-quantum migration, side by side.
Post-quantum glossary
43 terms, from CBOM to SLH-DSA, defined for security and risk teams.
Free tools
TLS quantum checker
Test any public domain for hybrid ML-KEM key exchange, legacy TLS and its certificate.
HNDL calculator
Mosca’s rule in your browser: is data encrypted today exposed to a future quantum computer?
Readiness self-assessment
Ten questions, a score and three next steps. Answers stay in your browser.
Company documents
Security posture (PDF, v1.2)
How customer code and data are handled in a hosted engagement, for procurement and security review files.
How we publish
- Every figure comes from a scan or measurement you can reproduce, or is labelled illustrative.
- Methods, samples and limits are published with the results.
- Studies about other organisations publish aggregates only and name no one.
- References link to primary sources and carry a verification date.
For journalists and analysts
To cite the study: CRYPTAGION (2026). Post-quantum TLS in Europe, October 2026: who already accepts hybrid ML-KEM? https://www.cryptagion.io/resources/eu-ml-kem-adoption-2026. Study data is licensed CC BY 4.0: reuse it freely, citing CRYPTAGION. For data questions, interviews or a briefing: contact@cryptagion.io.