American Binary and Oracle Partner on Quantum-Resistant VPN for Defense and Enterprise

Nov 10, 2025
American Binary has partnered with Oracle to deploy its post-quantum cryptography VPN, Ambit Client, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, strengthening data security for government and commercial users.

American Binary has partnered with Oracle to deliver a quantum-resistant VPN solution for enterprise and defense users, announced in a press release. The collaboration centers on Ambit Client, a post-quantum cryptography (PQC) VPN now hosted on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).

Ambit Client is designed to protect sensitive data and communications from both classical and quantum cyber threats. It uses the MaxKyber Protocol, which implements CNSA 2.0 PQC algorithms and supports integration into existing systems, including bandwidth-limited networks such as mobile environments.

By combining Ambit Client with OCI, organizations can scale post-quantum security infrastructure across commercial, defense, and intelligence operations. The solution provides CNSA 2.0-conformant communication capabilities and safeguards against Harvest-Now-Decrypt-Later attacks, ensuring secure data handling for critical sectors.

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