
03/10/2025
🔐 Is End-to-End Encryption Replacing Traditional Cryptographic Models?
For decades, our digital trust has rested on the shoulders of traditional cryptographic models.
Public key infrastructure (PKI), symmetric algorithms, and TLS have long been the backbone of secure communication—powering everything from online banking to VPNs.
But the landscape is shifting. A recent Thales report revealed that 52% of organizations experienced a cloud data breach in 2023, while 44% admit their encryption strategies can’t keep up with today’s security challenges.
At the same time, end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is on the rise. Meta’s move to bring E2EE across Messenger and Instagram by 2024 signals a larger trend: privacy-first security is becoming a default expectation, not just a feature.
So, what does this mean?
👉 Is E2EE the new standard, or just another tool in the cryptographic toolbox?
👉 Are we truly replacing traditional models, or reimagining them for a cloud-first, data-driven world?
The answers may determine how we approach security in the next decade.
Read full article: https://www.softwareplaza.com/it-magazine/is-end-to-end-encryption-replacing-traditional-cryptographic-models
💬 I’d love to hear your thoughts: Do you see E2EE as a replacement—or a complement—to traditional cryptographic approaches?