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Always Encrypt in Transit: The Gap Between TLS Everywhere and Actual Transport Security
"We have TLS everywhere." It appears in every architecture review and every compliance questionnaire. The gap is not in the intention — it is in the implementation. Most systems that claim TLS everywhere have TLS at the edge and plaintext everywhere else: the ingress controller to the pod is HTTP, pod-to-pod traffic is unencrypted, and the application-to-database connection string never had Encrypt=True or sslmode=require set. None of these gaps appear in architecture diagrams.
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