The who, what, and where of cryptography for the C-suite
“However, if a data breach occurs, but the leaked data is encrypted, it can’t be used by bad actors. Essentially, cryptography is an internal barrier; if the external barrier is broken, you still have the internal barrier to protect your organization. However, when it comes to security solutions, most efforts still tend to focus more on reactive products than on proactive ones.” (VB)
The who, what, and where of cryptography for the C-suite
Cryptography and encryption offer many advantages, but adoption still isn’t widespread — largely due to many lingering misconceptions.
Shaun McBrearty
