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Is encryption necessary

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Anonymous

12y ago
Updated: 2/13/2023

Encryption is taking straight text and scrambling it for security purposes. Businesses are required by law (Sarbanes Oxley is one I'm familiar with) to protect the data they hold.

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Mason Ernser

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2y ago

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