Encryption is primarily used to safeguard the contents of a message so that only the intended recipient could read it. This is done by replacing the contents with unrecognizable data, which could be understood only by the intended recipient. This is how encryption became a method to protect data from those who might want to steal it.
Encryption can be used in two situations:
This refers to data that is encrypted when it is stored (not moving) — either on a disc, in a database, or some other form of media. In addition to encryption of data during transit, encryption of data when it is stored in the servers provides an even higher level of security. EAR protects against any possible data leak due to server compromise or unauthorized access.
Encryption is done at the application layer using the AES-256 algorithm. AES-256 is a symmetric key encryption algorithm that uses 128-bit blocks and 256-bit keys. The key used to convert the data from plain text to cipher text is called Data Encryption Key(DEK). The DEK is further encrypted using the KEK (Key Encryption Key), thus, providing yet another layer of security. The keys are generated and maintained by our in-house Key Management Service(KMS). Learn more about our KMSData is always transmitted through an SSL connection.
Zoho
Sites users can have their websites secured using SSL Certificates
either purchased by themselves or free SSL Certificates can be set up by
going to Settings > Configure > SSL from the website builder.
We encrypt all the file uploads in
your Zoho Sites forms. Also, when you're using fields to
capture any sensitive, confidential, or personally identifiable
information (PII), you can add another layer of protection by enabling
the 'encrypt data' field property.
Refer to this whitepaper to learn more about how data is encrypted at Zoho.
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