When data is encrypted no matter the state, and the key is generated and stored on-device, it is called end-to-end encryption. This means that the data is secure unless the decryption key is ...

Encryption is hardly a new technology but, historically, encrypted data was stored on servers that resided on premises over which the company had direct control. Now that many of today’s popular ...

• The CCPA doesn’t specify guidelines on encryption, but fines associated with data breaches may be waived if data is encrypted and can’t be revealed without the decryption key.

Apple holds the (encryption) key As we noted in our original investigation, Apple can potentially decrypt and access all data stored on iCloud servers.

Apple lets you extend device-based encryption to nearly all your iCloud data, providing additional layers of privacy and defense against intrusion.

Whether encryption is the right tool depends in large part on the architecture, the data being protected, who is likely to try to get at it, and how they are likely to do so.

Imagine building a banking application: With Queryable Encryption, both the data retrieval and processing steps are encrypted, reducing the steps and potential pitfalls for developers. The promise?

Database encryption protects sensitive information by scrambling the data when it's stored, or as it has become popular to say, "is at rest." ...

Facing a blend of old and new regulations, fintech companies, neobanks, and banks-as-a-service use application-level encryption (ALE) to encrypt transaction data, PII, and data sensitive with ...

Developer data platform MongoDB has announced the general availability of Queryable Encryption, an end-to-end data encryption technology for securing sensitive application workflows.