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  5. Quickly fix any errors just before proceeding together with your file export.
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How to Encrypt Personal Management Agreement

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Encryption is the process of taking a message and scrambling its contents so that only certain people can look at your message. There are two types of encryption: symmetric and asymmetric encryption. Lets first take a look at symmetric encryption to understand why asymmetric encryption was created. To do that, let me introduce you to Alice and Bob. Alice has a sensitive document that she wants to share with Bob. She uses an encryption program to protect her document with a password or passphrase that she chooses. She then sends the encrypted document to Bob. However, Bob cannot open this message because he doesnt know the passphrase that Alice used to encrypt the document. In other words: he doesnt have the key to open the lock. Now comes a real problem: how does Alice share this passphrase securely with Bob? Sending it through email is risky because others might find the passphrase and use it to decrypt any messages between Alice and Bob. This is exactly the kind of problem that

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Data encryption key (DEK): is an encryption key whose function it is to encrypt and decrypt the data. Key encryption key (KEK): is an encryption key whose function it is to encrypt and decrypt the DEK.
BEST PRACTICE Use the AES encryption algorithm and avoid DES and other nonstandard algorithms. NIST recommends that All keys need to be protected against modification, and secret and private keys need to be protected against unauthorized disclosure.
BEST PRACTICE Use the AES encryption algorithm and avoid DES and other nonstandard algorithms. NIST recommends that All keys need to be protected against modification, and secret and private keys need to be protected against unauthorized disclosure.
The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommends that cryptographic keys be changed at least every three years or sooner if there are indications that the key may have been compromised.
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
Encryption key management is the administration of policies and procedures for protecting, storing, organizing, and distributing encryption keys. Encryption keys (also called cryptographic keys) are the strings of bits generated to encode and decode data and voice transmissions.
Key Management Best Practices: Follow key generation best practices. Use a centralized key management system. Use key-encrypting keys. Establish key access controls. Centralize User roles and access. Use key backup and recovery. Use key expiration. Use key revocation.
A key generated by a third party and used to encrypt a CSPs DEK is known as a key encryption key (KEK). The KEK wraps the DEK, ensuring that only the organization, which retains control and ownership of the KEK, can decrypt the DEK, and therefore access the data stored within the CSP.

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